The government sent an assistance team tomorrow to the victims of the victim of the earthquake of Myanmar

Jakarta –

The Indonesian government immediately sent stones to the victims of earthquakes Myanmar. Coordinating Minister of Human Development and Culture (PMK) Pratikno said that the auxiliary team would be sent tomorrow afternoon.

“Tomorrow afternoon there will be a team that leaves, then another team will leave on Tuesday morning. Other logistics will also be presented immediately,” said Practikno after attending the National Akbar Takbir Gema in the Istiqlal -Moskee, Central Jakarta, Sunday (3/30/2025).

Pratikno said that logistical help for victims of Indonesian citizens of Myanmar would be sent in phases. He said the PMK Kemenko had coordinated with the relevant ministries.

“So we were already together with the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Agriculture, BNPB, TNI, Polri, Baznas and other institutions, have help with our brothers in Myanmar,” he said.

He said that the coordination meeting was still being carried out at ministerial level with regard to the handling of victims of earthquakes in Myanmar. He said President Prabowo Subianto Have also ordered that help will be sent immediately.

“So we prepared for the delivery of help to Myanmar, so from yesterday the president had given the Minister of Foreign Affairs to get myanmar immediately, especially and we had a coordination meeting of ministerial level, from yesterday afternoon and then we had a meeting,” he said.

Previously reported AFPAardquake M 7.7 hit the northwest of Sagaing City in Myanmar Central (28/3) on Friday. The earthquake caused major damage to the majority of the territory of the country.

Earthquake shocks also caused devastating damage in Thailand. The skyscraper that is in the construction phase has collapsed in Thailand. At least, seven people were killed in Thailand and the search for victims was still performed.

In the meantime, the modeling of the US Geological Service (USGS) or the Geological Agency of the United States shows an earthquake in Myanmar the potential to kill more than 10 thousand people.

(MIB/YGS)