Hanoi: The Ministry of National Defence held a conference in Hanoi on March 30 to assign tasks to a Vietnam People’s Army (VPA) team participating in the earthquake relief efforts in Myanmar. The 80-member team is led by Major General Pham Van Ty, Deputy Director of the VPA General Staff’s Search and Rescue Department, who will serve as the Chief Commander of the VPA force in the relief mission.
According to Vietnam News Agency, the team has been mobilized to assist in the aftermath of the recent earthquake in Myanmar, demonstrating Vietnam’s commitment to regional cooperation in disaster response. Major General Pham Van Ty expressed the team’s readiness to provide necessary support and expertise in search and rescue operations.
The Ministry emphasized the importance of the mission, highlighting the need for coordinated efforts in disaster-stricken areas. The VPA team will focus on providing medical assistance, delivering essential supplies, and supporting local authorities in recovery activities.