NEW DEHLI: India has pledged support to Myanmar after a powerful earthquake struck on Friday, causing destruction and casualties.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed concern over the disaster’s impact on Myanmar and Thailand.
He assured that India is prepared to provide “all possible assistance” to affected regions.
Modi shared this message on X, emphasizing India’s commitment to regional solidarity.
The Indian government is assessing the situation to determine how best to help Myanmar.
Regional Impact
Authorities in India and Bangladesh confirmed that the quake had little effect in their territories.
No significant damage or casualties were reported in either country.
Officials continue monitoring aftershocks and any secondary effects of the earthquake.
Bangladesh’s disaster response teams remain on standby for potential support.
Indian agencies are coordinating with Myanmar’s authorities for relief operations.
Humanitarian Efforts
Rescue teams and aid organizations in Myanmar are working to assist affected communities.
The Myanmar Red Cross has deployed response teams and is providing medical aid.
Reports indicate that electricity and internet remain disrupted in some regions.
Concerns have been raised about possible damage to major dams in Myanmar.
International humanitarian groups are gathering information to assess the full scale of the disaster.
India’s Preparedness
India’s National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) is ready for deployment if needed.
Indian hospitals are prepared to treat victims if cross-border medical aid is required.
The government is also considering sending emergency supplies and medical equipment.
India has historically provided disaster relief to neighboring countries in times of crisis.
Further announcements on India’s aid plans are expected soon.
Global Reactions
The United Nations has acknowledged the severity of the earthquake’s impact.
Several countries have expressed solidarity with Myanmar and Thailand.
Relief efforts are being discussed at the international level for coordinated assistance.
India remains committed to extending its support as needed.
More updates will follow as the situation develops.
