A Chinese rescue team of 82 members departed from Beijing on Saturday, heading to Myanmar to aid in earthquake relief efforts. The team was dispatched at the request of the Myanmar government after a deadly quake struck the country on Friday.
As of Saturday morning, the earthquake had claimed at least 694 lives, according to the Information Team of Myanmar’s State Administration Council. The Chinese team will join local authorities in search and rescue operations, providing much-needed assistance in the disaster-stricken areas.
Equipped with specialized gear and trained personnel, the team is prepared to tackle the challenging conditions on the ground. Their swift deployment underscores the solidarity and cooperation between China and Myanmar in times of crisis.
The devastating earthquake has left many communities in dire need of support. International aid and teamwork are crucial in helping survivors and rebuilding the affected regions.
