India has expanded its relief efforts to help its neighbor, Myanmar, in the wake of the devastating Friday earthquake.
Indian Foreign Minister Supmen Gaishhanskar wrote on Sunday on the southeastern coast in Myanmar, Indian Foreign Minister Supraman Jaishhakar wrote on Sunday on the southeastern coast in Myanmar, Indian Foreign Minister Supraman Gaishhakar wrote that four Indian marine ships carry a total of 70 tons of relief and medical supplies on their way to Yangon on the southeastern Myanmar coast in Myanmar.
Jaishhakar said that the mobile army hospital must also be transferred to Mandalay – the earthquake center – accompanied by a team of 118 people.
The Indian Air Force plane carries 15 tons of relief supplies that had already landed in Yangon on Saturday. India also participates in Myanmar’s search and rescue efforts with recovery specialists.
The situation in Southeast Asian country is still unclear after a Friday earthquake, which also caused damage in Thailand.
Myanmar Governmental TV recently reported that about 1,700 people were killed and 3400 people were in disaster, with 300 people who are still missing. The ruling military council expects the number of victims to rise.