China has stepped up global solidarity efforts by dispatching a 118-member rescue team to earthquake-ravaged Myanmar, where a powerful magnitude-7.7 tremor struck Friday, leaving widespread destruction and casualties in its wake. 🌏🚑
Racing Against Time
The team, part of the China International Search and Rescue (CISAR), flew from Beijing to Nay Pyi Taw on Sunday, loaded with specialized equipment and life-saving supplies. This marks China’s latest rapid-response effort to support international disaster relief.
Decades of Expertise
Founded in 2001, CISAR is no stranger to crises—having tackled over 20 major international missions, from tsunamis to collapsed cities. Their UN certification as a heavy Urban Search and Rescue team underscores their world-class readiness. 💪🌟
As Myanmar navigates this tragedy, cross-border collaboration highlights the urgency of global cooperation in crises. Stay tuned for updates. 📡
