In a race against time, Chinese rescue teams pulled off a miracle in earthquake-stricken Myanmar, saving four survivors—including a heavily pregnant woman—from collapsed buildings in Mandalay. The dramatic rescue comes three days after a powerful 7.9-magnitude quake shook the region 🌍💥.
Dubbed 'Operation Phoenix' by local media, the effort involved 91 specialized responders from five emergency squads dispatched by China's Ministry of Emergency Management. Teams used heat-sensing drones and rescue dogs to pinpoint survivors beneath the rubble 🐕🦺📡.
'Hearing the baby’s cry after pulling the mother to safety was like sunlight breaking through storm clouds,' said team leader Zhang Wei, his voice cracking during a live-streamed update. The mother and unborn child are now receiving critical care at a field hospital 🏥👶.
As aftershocks continue to rattle the area, the mission shifts to locating more survivors. This cross-border collaboration highlights how global crisis response is evolving—think Avengers-style teamwork but with hardhats instead of capes 💪🌐.
