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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 49203, member: 636"]
Army generals keep checking on earthquake damage across Myanmar's hardest-hit areas. Lt-Gen Thet Pon made rounds through Sagaing to see broken temples and homes. He brought snacks for cleanup crews working on the mess. Officials talked about keeping the city looking neat and tidy. The general met with local leaders about what help they need.

Three major pagodas got completely wrecked when the earth shook. Rajamani Cula Kaunghmudaw Pagoda, Metta Lake, and SunU Ponnyashin Pagoda all need total rebuilds. Workers have started putting these holy places back together. Lt-Gen Thet Pon watched the progress and made sure everything runs smoothly. Local officials explained what materials and support they still need.

The army leader also stopped at a school in Sagaing Township. Teachers there got new temporary homes made from prefab modules. Lt-Gen Thet Pon checked out the finished housing units for education staff. School officials told him about other things they need to keep classes running. The general promised to help solve any remaining problems.

Another army boss, Lt-Gen Soe Tint Naing, toured damage sites around Mandalay. He watched big machines move broken concrete and twisted metal. Chanmyathazi and Mandalay Hill still have lots of destroyed buildings. Construction teams work every day to clear the wreckage. The general made sure rebuilding efforts stay on track.
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