NEW DELHI: India launched ‘Operation Sadbhav‘ on Sunday, sending emergency aid provides to Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam, to assist them address the aftermath of Hurricane Yagi.
The Hurricane is taken into account essentially the most highly effective storm in Asia this yr, which has led to widespread flooding and extreme damages in all three international locations.
Learn additionally: Vietnam says 2024 GDP could decline 0.15% because of Hurricane Yagi’s impression
Exterior affairs minister S.Jaishankar in his publish on X stated, “India launches #OperationSadbhav. Demonstrating our solidarity with the folks affected by Hurricane Yagi, India is dispatching assist to Myanmar, Vietnam and Laos.”
“10 tons of assist together with dry ration, clothes and medicines left for Myanmar onboard @indiannavy INS Satpura at present,” he added.
The Hurricane is taken into account essentially the most highly effective storm in Asia this yr, which has led to widespread flooding and extreme damages in all three international locations.
Learn additionally: Vietnam says 2024 GDP could decline 0.15% because of Hurricane Yagi’s impression
Exterior affairs minister S.Jaishankar in his publish on X stated, “India launches #OperationSadbhav. Demonstrating our solidarity with the folks affected by Hurricane Yagi, India is dispatching assist to Myanmar, Vietnam and Laos.”
“10 tons of assist together with dry ration, clothes and medicines left for Myanmar onboard @indiannavy INS Satpura at present,” he added.
Jaishankar additional added: “@IAF_MCC is carrying 35 tons of assist comprising of water purification objects, water containers, blankets, kitchen utensils, photo voltaic lanterns for Vietnam.”
“10 tons of assist comprising genset, water purification objects, hygiene provides, mosquito nets, blankets and sleeping baggage for Laos,” he stated.
Learn additionally: Hurricane Yagi claims 350 lives, 74 in Myanmar; 89 lacking
The Indian authorities has swiftly organised the supply of 10 tonnes of assist, together with dry rations, clothes, and medicines to Vietnam via Indian naval ship INS Satpura.
Moreover the Indian Air Drive deployed a army transport plane to ship 35 tonnes of assist to Vietnam and 10 tonnes to Laos.
