A pagoda tree fell on University Garden Road in Kamayut Township, crushing two vehicles, with no casualties
Information was received that on September 14, around 3 PM, a pagoda tree fell on University Garden Road in Kamayut Township, crushing two vehicles, and that relevant fire brigade and volunteer organizations went to the
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