Chinese emergency teams have successfully rescued six individuals in earthquake-affected Myanmar, according to a Monday announcement by Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun. Nearly 400 Chinese specialists – including technical experts, search-and-rescue professionals, and medical staff – are currently supporting relief operations in Myanmar's hardest-hit areas.
The collaborative efforts highlight cross-border humanitarian cooperation as China mobilizes resources to assist its Southeast Asian neighbor following multiple tremors that devastated local infrastructure. Emergency responders continue working around the clock to locate survivors and deliver critical supplies amid challenging conditions.
Guo emphasized China's commitment to disaster response collaboration, stating: "When neighboring countries face difficulties, China will always extend a helping hand." The operation underscores Beijing's active role in regional crisis management while fostering stable diplomatic ties across Asia.
