It's a gesture of respect for those involved in search and rescue operations.

Thai and Malaysian foreign ministers visited Nay Pyi Taw yesterday.

This is because live earthquake victims can no longer be found, says Mohamad.

Clarion calls for wider humanitarian access to affected communities.

Truce is to last until April 22.

4,639 injured, 373 still missing.

Malaysia as chair can do more, take more constructive steps to assist.

A manifestation of M'sia's responsibility as Asean 2025 chair, PM says.

Personnel are from armed forces, police force, Fire and Rescue Dept - Zahid.

Latest tremor struck at around 2.50pm today.

'I saw electric poles and traffic lights on the road swaying.'

Penang Fire Dept continuously inspecting tall buildings, Chow adds.

Agency's DG says other countries are also sharing information.

'Don't go back! The building is shaking too much!'

Govt sending two Nadma teams to Yangon with a total of 50 personnel.

PM says M'sia ready to provide assistance, support humanitarian efforts as needed.

Over 700 people also injured in 7.7 magnitude quake that hit Myanmar yesterday.

Strong tremors hit neighbouring countries.

Met Department says no tsunami threat to Malaysia.

They were felt in Semporna, Tawau, and Lahad Datu last night.

Local authorities report at least 130 injured.

Foreign Ministry reaffirms commitment to closely monitor developments.

Earthquake hit at 9.05am on Tuesday (Beijing Time).

Journalist on coverage duty recalls devastation in Banda Aceh.

Local authorities say no injuries have been reported.

It measures 2.7 on the Richter scale.

Tremors felt throughout NYC, tri-state area and as far as Massachusetts.

MetMalaysia says quake did not pose tsunami threat.

Authorities still facing challenges delivering supplies to affected areas.

Death toll from quakes has so far risen to 57.