China's Search and Rescue Team has arrived in Mandalay, Myanmar, following a devastating magnitude-7.7 earthquake that rocked the region. The team battled through a 20-hour nonstop journey to deliver critical aid, showcasing cross-border solidarity in crisis response.
CGTN reporter Cen Ziyuan, embedded with the rescue crew, reported "chaotic scenes of collapsed infrastructure and displaced families" upon arrival Sunday evening. Local authorities are working alongside Chinese specialists to prioritize medical assistance and debris clearance operations.
Fun fact: China’s elite rescue squads are trained to respond to disasters within 24 hours globally – this mission clocked in well under the wire! While challenges remain, this rapid response highlights growing international cooperation in natural disaster management. Stay tuned for live updates as rescue efforts intensify.
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CGTN exclusive: Rescue team arrives in Mandalay after 20-hour journey
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