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Lao People's Army on Monday deployed a team of 33 personnel, along with essential equipment, to assist Myanmar badly hit by a devastating earthquake on March 28.
(KPL) Lao People's Army on Monday deployed a team of 33 personnel, along with essential equipment, to assist Myanmar badly hit by a devastating earthquake on March 28.
The relief team consisted of 33 members, including 13 firefighters, 11 soldiers, and other support staff, Lao People's Army News reported on Tuesday.
Upon arrival at Nay Pyi Taw International Airport, the rescue team was warmly welcomed by Myanmar representatives.
Following the welcome, the team proceeded to Mandalay, one of the hardest-hit areas, to join ongoing efforts in providing immediate relief to the victims of the earthquake. Their mission is to support local authorities and humanitarian organizations in rescuing survivors, providing medical assistance, and distributing essential supplies.
This swift and coordinated response by the Lao People's Army underscores the nation's commitment to regional cooperation and humanitarian aid in times of crisis. The Lao government remains dedicated to supporting Myanmar in its recovery and rebuilding efforts in the aftermath of this catastrophic natural disaster.
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