New Delhi : India has dispatched emergency supplies to Vietnam, Laos, and Myanmar to assist in the recovery efforts from a devastating typhoon.
Typhoon Yagi, considered Asia’s most powerful storm this year, made landfall over a week ago and has caused widespread destruction and flooding in various parts of the three countries. The storm has claimed the lives of over 170 people in Vietnam and around 40 in Myanmar, leaving thousands more displaced.
To provide urgent support, India has launched “Operation Sadbhav”, which aims to deliver critical relief supplies to the affected areas. The aid package includes essential items such as food, medicine, shelter materials, and other necessities to help those affected by the disaster.
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The Indian government has been working closely with the authorities in Vietnam, Laos, and Myanmar to ensure that the aid reaches those who need it most. The timely intervention is expected to help alleviate the suffering of those affected by the typhoon and support the recovery efforts in these countries.
India’s humanitarian assistance is a testament to its commitment to regional cooperation and its willingness to support its neighbors in times of crisis. The operation is a shining example of India’s role as a responsible and caring member of the global community.