After a major earthquake in Myanmar, ASEAN's foreign ministers acknowledged the urgent need for humanitarian assistance and pledged coordination for relief operations. Junta chief Min Aung Hlaing's rare call for international aid indicates the disaster's seriousness. Various countries, including China, Russia, and India, plan to send rescue teams and supplies. The UN has allocated $5 million for relief efforts, although concerns remain about the effectiveness of US support due to recent cuts in foreign assistance.
The South-East Asian bloc Asean recognizes the urgent need for humanitarian assistance for Myanmar after a major earthquake and is ready to support recovery efforts.
Junta chief Min Aung Hlaing issued an exceptionally rare appeal for international aid, indicating the severity of the calamity.
A 37-member team from China’s Yunnan province arrived in Yangon with earthquake detectors, drones, and other supplies to assist in recovery efforts.
India and Malaysia have pledged support by sending teams to assist with rescue efforts and identify areas in need.
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