In a race against time, China’s search and rescue team pulled off a heart-stopping mission early Monday morning, saving a child trapped for over 60 hours under rubble in Myanmar’s earthquake-hit Mandalay. 🌏👷♂️ The miraculous recovery marks the team’s second successful rescue since arriving in the region late Sunday.
The child, whose identity remains undisclosed, was found at 5:37 a.m. local time beneath the remains of a collapsed apartment building. Local volunteers cheered as rescue workers navigated unstable debris and pouring rain to reach the survivor. ⛈️💪
This operation highlights the tireless efforts of international aid collaboration in disaster zones. China’s 25-member team, equipped with advanced life-detection tools, has been working with Myanmar responders to scour affected areas. 🚨🔍 Authorities praised their 'lightning-fast response' amid worsening weather conditions.
With the hashtag #HopeInMandalay trending across Southeast Asia, the rescue serves as a reminder of human resilience—and why teamwork matters most when disaster strikes. 🤝💛
