It's Monday, March 31st. There are hundreds dead, and that's just in the places authorities know about.

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When you think of Southeast Asia, chances are you might think of the beaches in Thailand,

the wetlands of Vietnam, the tropical jungles of Cambodia. Well, the country of Myanmar has all of those features.

It sits between Thailand and India and China.

And if you travel from Myanmar's steamy coastlines further north,

it actually becomes very mountainous.

This is the home of the eastern Himalayas,

with peaks higher than anything we've got in the contiguous U.S.

and fault lines that are still capable of cataclysmic power.

The catastrophic earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand, the death toll approaching 2000.

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