US EditionMalaysia will provide US$2.3 million in earthquake aid to Myanmar: PM Anwar
- Malaysia pledged RM10 million in aid for earthquake relief in Myanmar, confirmed by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on X.
- At least 151 people have died due to the earthquake, according to reports.
- Various countries, including India and Indonesia, expressed readiness to assist and offered condolences, as stated by their leaders.
- The WHO is mobilizing resources, and many nations are sending aid to support disaster relief efforts in Myanmar, according to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
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Tok Mat to lead humanitarian mission to quake-hit Myanmar
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan will undertake a humanitarian mission to Myanmar in the coming days following the deadly earthquake that struck central Myanmar on Friday that killed over 1,600. Read full story
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einnews.comMalaysia will provide US$2.3 million in earthquake aid to Myanmar: PM Anwar
The prime minister said that the contribution reflects Malaysia’s responsibility and solidarity as the 2025 ASEAN chair, adding that he has instructed Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan to lead a humanitarian mission to Myanmar.
Malaysia deploys rescue team, pledges RM10m aid for Myanmar quake victims, says PM Anwar
KUALA LUMPUR, March 30 — Malaysia will provide RM10 million in humanitarian aid to help those affected by the earthquake in Myanmar, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said...
Malaysia pledges RM10 million in aid for quake-hit Myanmar
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia has pledged RM10 million in humanitarian aid to support relief efforts in Myanmar following a devastating earthquake that has claimed over a thousand lives and caused widespread destruction. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
PH to deploy humanitarian assistance team to Myanmar
MANILA, Philippines — In response to the catastrophic 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar and Thailand, resulting in over 1,000 confirmed deaths and widespread destruction, the Philippine government is mobilizing a humanitarian assistance team. In a statement, the Office of Civil Defense said that to address this crisis, a critical inter-agency meeting was convened to coordinate the Philippine response and ensure immediate support for a…
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