Yangon:
According to the country’s Meteorological and Hydrology Department on Tuesday, a total of 98 Aforesx killed Myanmar since a devastating earthquake.
These shocks were in magnitude from 2.8 to 7.5.
The 7.7-Chancement earthquake in Myanmar has led to a death rate of 3,600 people, in which 5,017 people have been injured and 160 are still unaware of, as according to the State Administration Council’s information team, the Xinhua news agency said.
The powerful earthquake, followed by 6.4 magnitude after minutes, hit the Divisional Region of the Southeast Asian country on 28 March, causing large -scale casualties and damage.
Myanmar also announced a one -week mourning period after the earthquake, which increases widespread destruction.
The United Nations and International aid organizations fought to respond to the devastating earthquake, which destroyed many cities such as Mandalay, Teak, and NayPavat, and displaced thousands of people. Hospitals are trying to deal with high influx of patients.
However, the United Nations, America, India, European Union, many other countries and international organizations have sent assistance and rescue teams for earthquake victims in Myanmar.
India launched ‘Operation Brahma’, put itself as the first respondent in accordance with its ‘Neberhood First’ and ‘Act East’ policies.
Under the operation, India has sent tonnes of medical supply and relief material to Myanmar.
PM Narendra Modi expressed deep grief over the disaster and expressed the condolences of India directly to the President and Prime Minister of Myanmar’s State Administration Council, Senior General Min Aung Holting, confirmed India’s commitment to assist Myanmar during this crisis.
On 4 April, PM Modi met Halling on the banks of the Bimstec Summit in Bangkok and discussed the situation after the devastating earthquake in the country, including India’s ongoing efforts under ‘Operation Brahma’ to provide humanitarian assistance, disaster relief and medical aid to Myanmar.
The senior general also thanked India’s assistance efforts. The Prime Minister said that, as the first respondent, the India stands with Myanmar at this time of crisis and is ready to deploy more physical support and resources if necessary.
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