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Big move from China's disaster response squad! The China International Search and Rescue Team touched down in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar, Sunday night aboard two massive Y-20 transport planes. These state-of-the-art aircraft, often dubbed China’s 'sky giants,' delivered over 80 rescue pros and vital equipment to support disaster-affected areas.
Within hours of arrival, the team split into specialized units to tackle crises at multiple sites. Details about the specific emergencies remain under wraps, but experts say rapid deployment like this is critical for minimizing harm during natural disasters. 'Every second counts,' said team leader Zhang Ming in a brief statement. 'Our focus is saving lives first.'
Why Y-20s? These planes are key players in China’s global aid toolkit—capable of hauling 66+ tons of supplies and landing on rough airstrips. For Myanmar, which faces frequent floods and cyclones, this collaboration highlights cross-border solidarity.
What’s Next?
The team is expected to work alongside local authorities for at least a week. Stay tuned as we follow their mission—and shoutout to all frontline heroes racing against time! #DisasterResponse
Big move from China's disaster response squad! The China International Search and Rescue Team touched down in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar, Sunday night aboard two massive Y-20 transport planes. These state-of-the-art aircraft, often dubbed China’s 'sky giants,' delivered over 80 rescue pros and vital equipment to support disaster-affected areas. 
Within hours of arrival, the team split into specialized units to tackle crises at multiple sites. Details about the specific emergencies remain under wraps, but experts say rapid deployment like this is critical for minimizing harm during natural disasters. 'Every second counts,' said team leader Zhang Ming in a brief statement. 'Our focus is saving lives first.'
Why Y-20s? These planes are key players in China’s global aid toolkit—capable of hauling 66+ tons of supplies and landing on rough airstrips. For Myanmar, which faces frequent floods and cyclones, this collaboration highlights cross-border solidarity. 
#DisasterResponse
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