BBC Verify: Satellite images show Myanmar earthquake destruction

Myanmar's military government says at least 2,000 people were killed in last week's 7.7 magnitude quake.

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"A death toll over 10,000 is a strong possibility," according to the US Geological Survey.

The Burmese army, which has previously downplayed civilian casualties after other large natural disasters, is not allowing foreign journalists into the country.

From neighbouring Thailand, BBC Verify's Nick Beake has been building a picture of the impact of the quake in the worst affected areas that we know about.

Produced by Thanyarat Doksone. Graphics by Mesut Ersoz. Verification by Benedict Garman, Paul Brown, Kumar Malhotra, Emma Pengelly, Jake Horton

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