New Delhi, March 29: In a swift humanitarian response, India has launched Operation Brahma to provide emergency relief assistance to Myanmar, which was recently devastated by a powerful earthquake.
As part of the operation, India dispatched critical relief materials, including food supplies, medicines, tents, and other essential items, to assist those affected by the disaster. The relief efforts underscore India’s commitment to supporting its neighbors in times of crisis, reinforcing its “Neighbourhood First” policy.
The relief consignment was sent via the Indian Air Force (IAF), ensuring prompt delivery to the worst-affected regions in Myanmar. The move highlights India’s proactive role in regional disaster relief and humanitarian assistance.
Officials from both countries have expressed gratitude for the timely support, with Myanmar acknowledging India’s swift response in aiding the affected communities. The earthquake caused significant damage to infrastructure and displaced thousands, making international assistance crucial for recovery efforts.
India has a history of extending aid to its neighbors during natural disasters, strengthening regional cooperation and goodwill. Operation Brahma is another testament to India’s humanitarian approach and diplomatic outreach in Southeast Asia.