[Photo] Vietnamese rescue team shares the loss with people in Myanmar earthquake area

In addition to professional activities, the Ministry of Public Security's rescue team actively participated in supporting local people to overcome the consequences of the earthquake. In the photo, officers and soldiers of the Vietnam Ministry of Public Security team presented field tents, medicine and some medical equipment to the 1,000-bed hospital in Naypyidaw (Myanmar).

The hospital has received more than 100 patients affected by the earthquake on March 28. Out of fear, many patients have moved outside the hospital for treatment.

Understanding this shortage, the rescue team of the Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam decided to donate and set up 2 field tents right on the hospital grounds. Each tent can accommodate about 10-12 patients. The action demonstrated the spirit of mutual love and support, "a piece of food when hungry is worth a package when full".

The delegation also prepared the Vietnamese national flag to hang on each tent.

Local people gave the soldiers in the delegation bottles of cool water. During their stay in the Land of the Golden Pagoda, the two Vietnamese delegations left good impressions on the people and country of Myanmar.

The working group also proactively visited, gave gifts and money to share with patients affected by the recent earthquake.

The entire amount was donated by the officers and soldiers in the group, with the spirit of "helping each other".

The People's Newspaper reporters present here could not help but feel sorry for the sick and the people of Myanmar who are not only suffering physical pain but also having to live in the open.

It is in times of difficulty and hardship that the people here appreciate even more the sincerity of the Vietnamese rescue team.

Practical gifts such as medicine and some medical equipment were presented by the delegation to the 1,000-bed hospital in the capital Naypyidaw (Myanmar).

The second location the delegation visited was a 100-bed field hospital at Shwe Kyarpin Football Stadium, Zabuthiri. This field hospital is currently treating 96 patients affected by the earthquake.

Colonel Nguyen Minh Khuong, Deputy Director of the Fire Prevention and Rescue Police Department, sent his best wishes to the patients being treated here. The Colonel hopes they will soon overcome the disaster to rebuild their lives.