Exciting news for travel buffs and tech enthusiasts! After the major earthquake on March 28 damaged 60 embankments, 11 railway bridges, and bent tracks along the Yangon-Mandalay line, local teams worked round the clock using manpower, machinery, and smart logistics to repair the damage. Safety tests with freight on April 3 and passenger trains on April 4 confirmed everything was on track, and by the morning of April 5, the passenger service was back in action.
Mandalay International Airport also reopened for domestic flights on April 4. By the next day, four local airlines had slate 13 flights carrying 972 passengers—a true showcase of resilience and speedy recovery. Meanwhile, other important routes like Yangon-Pyay and Yangon-Mawlamyine remain operational, ensuring connectivity for everyone.
This rapid turnaround is a testament to innovative problem-solving and local determination, a vibe that resonates with the energetic spirit of South and Southeast Asia. Keep an eye out for more updates on tech, travel, and lifestyle trends that shape our dynamic region! 😊
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
