In the wake of a devastating earthquake that struck Myanmar and Thailand, China’s civilian rescue team Ramunion has dispatched 16 rescue personnel to the affected regions. Departing from Hangzhou in east China on Saturday, the team is focused on aiding search and rescue operations to locate survivors.
The earthquake caused significant damage across multiple communities, leaving thousands in urgent need of assistance. Ramunion’s swift response highlights the importance of international cooperation in times of crisis.
“Our primary mission is to help search for and rescue survivors,” a Ramunion spokesperson said. “We are bringing specialized equipment and expertise to support local efforts in the disaster-stricken areas.”
The team’s deployment has been welcomed by local authorities and international organizations working on the ground. Their efforts are expected to bolster ongoing relief operations and provide much-needed support to those affected by the disaster.
The Global South community is closely watching the unfolding relief efforts, emphasizing the shared responsibility in responding to natural disasters and humanitarian emergencies worldwide.
