US EditionIndia's Operation Brahma mobilises aid to Myanmar after earthquake
- India's Operation Brahma has mobilized aid to Myanmar after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck, resulting in significant damage and casualties.
- Two C-17 aircraft carrying 118 members of the Indian Army Field Hospital Unit and 60 tonnes of relief material have reached Myanmar.
- The Indian Army will establish a 60-bed Medical Treatment Centre to assist the local healthcare system strained by the disaster.
- The death toll from the earthquake has risen to 694, with estimates suggesting it could exceed 10,000 in total.
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What’s ‘Operation Brahma’ Launched In Myanmar? India’s First Responder Strategy Explained
India has a history of offering humanitarian help to countries affected by disasters. Some of the successful missions were Operation Sadbhav in Myanmar and Vietnam; Operation Dost in Turkey and Syria; Operation Maitri in Nepal
Indian Navy Ships arrive in Myanmar with relief aid under 'Operation Brahma'
Two Indian Navy ships, INS Satpura and INS Savitri, arrived in Yangon with over 50 tons of relief materials to aid those affected by the devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake that recently struck Myanmar. The assistance is part of India’s ‘Operation Brahma’, a large-scale humanitarian effort launched to support Myanmar during this crisis. India's swift response to Myanmar's earthquake crisis External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar shared an updat…
Inside Operation Brahma: India Conducts Ground Rescue Operations in Earthquake-Hit Myanmar
New Delhi: After a devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar on March 28, claiming over 1,600 lives, India acted as the first responder by launching Operation Brahma. On Saturday, India dispatched 15 tonnes of relief materials, deployed two naval ships, and set up an Ar
Myanmar, Thailand Earthquake LIVE Updates: Fresh aftershocks rattle Myanmar’s Mandalay as quake toll goes past 1,600
Myanmar, Thailand Earthquake Today Live Updates: India launched Operation Brahma to aid rescue and relief work in Myanmar, pitching in with tonnes of ration, tents, medicines. Till now, India has provided 137 tonnes of aid.
Modi to meet Myanmar junta chief in Bangkok amid earthquake relief efforts
India began Operation Brahma on Saturday to assist with rescue and relief efforts, supplying tonnes of food, tents, medications, sleeping bags, rescue teams and equipment, a canine squad and a fully operational field hospital
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