Nueva Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on Saturday with Min Aung Hlaing, the head of the Government led by Myanmar’s military, offering condolences and support as a result of the devastating earthquake and subsequent subsequent replicas.
In a publication about X, he said: “He spoke with General Senior, he Min Hlaing Hlaing of Myanmar. He transmitted our deep condolences for the loss of lives in the devastating earthquake. As a close and neighbor friend, India sympathizes with the people of Myanmar in this difficult time.”
India has immediately launched Brahma operationAn extensive humanitarian mission to help neighbor Myanmar in her recovery efforts.
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The enormous earthquake of 7.7 magnitude has led to generalized destruction, with the number of deaths that exceeds 1,000 as more bodies are extracted from the rubble of collapsed buildings. In response, India has intensified its relief and rescue operations.
Rapid response from India: ‘Operation Brahma’
Focusing on India’s commitment to help its neighbors, said the Ministry of External Affairs, “”It is our policy to be the first respondent. “
- An 80 members
National Disaster Response Force The equipment (NDRF) has been deployed in Myanmar with specialized rescue equipment, including concrete cutters, drilling machines, hammers and plasma cutting machines.
- The first consignment of
relief materials He was formally delivered to the main minister of Yangon U Soe Thein by Indian ambassador Abey Thakur.
- India has sent two naval ships,
INSATPURA and ins Savitri, with 40 tons ofHumanitarian aid To Yangon, with two more ships to follow.
- A field hospital with 118 AGRA staff will move later on Saturday to provide medical assistance.
The Indian Air Force and the Navy provide crucial help
Eam Jaishankar confirmed the rapid response of India, declaring in a position on X: “Operation Brahma: the ships of the Indian navy ins inste satpura & ins savitri carry 40 tons of humanitarian aid and are directed to the port of Yangon.”
India also deployed a C-130J military aircraft of the Indian Air Force to deliver aid materials.
Supplies included tents, sleeping bags, blankets, food lists, water purifiers, solar lamps, generator games and essential medicines, authorities said.
Sharing an update, Jaishankar published even more: “#Operationbrahma is launched. The first section of humanitarian aid since India has arrived at Yangon airport in Myanmar.”
With a border of 1,643 kilometers long shared between India and Myanmar, the two nations have deep historical and strategic ties.