Marie Manrique
Marie Manrique is the coordinator of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) who has been actively involved in humanitarian efforts in Myanmar. Recently, she provided critical updates on the devastation caused by a significant earthquake in the country, highlighting the damage to infrastructure, including the collapse of vital communication bridges and the challenges faced by displaced populations in conflict-affected areas.
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Vietnam:
Marie Manrique, the acting head of IFRC, shared on CNN about the unprecedented level of devastation in Myanmar.
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Indonesia:
Marie Manrique is the acting head of the IFRC delegation in Myanmar.
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Kazakhstan:
Marie Manrique, the acting head of the IFRC delegation in Myanmar, stated that the number of dead and injured continues to rise.
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Thailand:
Marie Manrique is the head of the IFRC delegation in Myanmar and is addressing the ongoing needs of the affected population after the earthquake.
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Bolivia:
Marie Manrique is the head of delegation for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) responding to the emergency in Myanmar.
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Paraguay:
Marie Manrique is the head of delegation for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) responding to the emergency in Myanmar.
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Argentina:
Marie Manrique is the coordinator of the International Federation of Red Cross (FICR) who commented on the impact of the earthquake.
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Ecuador:
Marie Manrique is the coordinator of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies who warned about the collapse of a vital bridge in Myanmar.
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Vietnam:
Marie Manrique, coordinator of the IFRC, states that the humanitarian needs in Myanmar are currently very high.
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Peru:
Marie Manrique, the coordinator of the International Federation of Red Cross, warned about the collapse of a vital communication bridge in Myanmar.
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