Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with the higher General Min Aung Hlaing from Myanmar on Saturday. It brought our deep condolences of losing life in a devastating earthquake.
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In the X Modi post, he said, “He spoke to a higher general who mined aung Hlaing of Myanmar. He told our deep condolences in losing life in a devastating earthquake. As a close friend and neighbor, India is in solidarity with people in this difficult hour.
Myanmar and neighboring Thailand were swept on Friday with a high -intensity earthquake and destroyed buildings, bridges and other infrastructure. In Myanmar, at least 1,002 people were reportedly killed.
India decided to deploy the contingent 80 National Reaction to Disaster (NDRF) to help and rescue work in Myanmar affected by earthquakes, the official sources said on Saturday PTI.
The federal fairy -tale staff is deployed within the “Operation Brahma” with the rescue equipment of the earthquake to provide the help of the neighboring country.
“The team of 80 NDRF workers is sent to Myanmar. The team is expected to reach Saturday evening,” said the source of PTI, adding that they will be led by a command officer.
India deployed the NDRF abroad on two previous occasions – during the Earthquake in Nepal in 2015 and the 2023 Earthquake Turkiye.
On Saturday, India sent about 15 tons of relief material to Myanmarese City of Yangon on the C130J Air Force (IAF).
Friday Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed concern about the devastating earthquake and said India was ready to offer all the possible help to those two countries.
India shares a 1,643 km long border with Myanmar on the east side.
“#Operationbrahma is going on. The first dose of humanitarian aid from India arrived at Yangon Airport in Myanmar,” the Minister of external Affairs S. Jaishankar published on “X”.
The auxiliary materials were handed over to the Chief Minister of Yangon at Soe Thein Indian History of Myanmar, Abhay Thakur.
India has taken over the role of the “first respondent” to support people from Myanmar affected by a massive earthquake that hit on Friday, according to the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of External Affairs Randhir Jaiswal.
As a close friend and neighbor, India stands in solidarity with people from Myanmar in this difficult hour.
A strong earthquake was also influenced by neighboring Thailand and caused extensive destruction of buildings, bridges and infrastructure. The news suggests that at least 1,002 people have lost their disaster in Myanmar.
(With the entry from agencies)
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