International Community Rallies to Aid Earthquake Victims in Myanmar with Valuable Humanitarian Aid

A catastrophic earthquake measuring 7.7 on the Richter scale struck Myanmar, leaving death and destruction in its wake. More than 1,000 people have lost their lives, while neighboring countries like Thailand experienced significant damage and casualties. Shocking images and videos from the moments the earthquake hit Myanmar and Thailand have prompted a swift international response, delivering crucial humanitarian aid. China has sent a team of 82 rescuers to Myanmar and pledged emergency assistance worth 100 million yuan ($12.7 million). The U.S. President Donald Trump committed to helping Myanmar after the disaster, stating, “This is a real tragedy, and we will help.” Hong Kong dispatched a team of 51 individuals carrying nine tons of equipment, including life-detection devices and two rescue dogs. India sent a military aircraft loaded with humanitarian aid, accompanied by search and rescue teams and medical personnel. South Korea announced $2 million in humanitarian aid, with more promised if needed. The World Health Organization activated its emergency response system and mobilized resources from Dubai for treating victims. Iran expressed condolences and readiness to contribute to relief efforts, while Malaysia sent a rescue team of 50 members. ASEAN, which includes Myanmar and Thailand, is prepared to assist both nations. Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto offered his condolences and assured that Indonesia stands ready to provide all necessary support for rebuilding affected areas.