[Photo] Looking back at the impressive moments of the Vietnamese rescue team in Myanmar

Immediately after the earthquake disaster occurred in Myanmar, in the early morning of March 31, the Vietnamese rescue team arrived in Naypyidaw and began the search.

On the first day, an urgent request from Myanmar was for assistance in searching for four victims trapped in a ruined apartment building. "We determined that the victims were buried very deep, under many layers of soil, rocks, and concrete. The search and recovery of the bodies was expected to be very difficult and dangerous, but everyone agreed to make the most of the golden time and complete the task as soon as possible," Major General Ty recounted.

The first important task is to scout the scene and use search dogs to search for survivors or to determine the exact location of people trapped under layers of dirt and rocks.

Vietnam's rescue forces raced against time, urgently deploying search and rescue in the capital Naypitaw, Myanmar with the highest sense of responsibility, regardless of the darkness and danger.

The earthquake scene in Myanmar is completely different from the earthquake in Turkey. In Turkey, buildings often collapse completely without causing any danger to rescue workers, while in Myanmar, buildings often only collapse on the first floor, the structure of the building is damaged .
The house is very susceptible to secondary collapse, just a small vibration can cause it to collapse completely.

Vietnamese rescuers used hydraulic pliers to break concrete and a system of load-bearing bars to ensure that the structures of the buildings would not vibrate .

Even in the most difficult and complicated scenes, the rescue team of the Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam still performed their duties completely. The team used gas masks to get into the smallest corners to bring out the victims' bodies.

Simple moments with meals right on the scene of the Vietnam People's Army.

A memorable moment, on the afternoon of April 2, the Vietnam People's Army's rescue force just made a miracle on a neighboring country. Vietnamese soldiers coordinated to successfully rescue a victim after 5 days of being buried.

Myanmar people are moved to thank Vietnamese rescue forces

Smooth coordination between rescue teams from Vietnam and Myanmar.

Erasing all boundaries, the joy of bringing the victims out of the scene, the rescue forces of the two countries happily clapped and hugged each other like family.

After days of hard and effective work, the rescue team of both the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Public Security found nearly ten victims and brought them out of the scene. According to Myanmar statistics, after stopping all searches, the Vietnamese rescue team was the country that found the most victims among the international teams participating this time.

In addition to finding the victims' bodies, this time the rescue team also found a lot of cash at the scene and handed it over to local authorities.

Tears were shed when finding relatives and because of the affection for the Vietnamese army. Images of people emotionally thanking the force are the motivation for us to overcome all difficulties to complete the mission.

There are difficult scenes where the force has to mobilize excavators from neighboring countries to search.

To carry out the mission, the Vietnamese rescue team coordinated with friends from Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines and Myanmar. The image of international cooperation was beautiful, despite the differences in language, all for the common goal of saving people, the rescue team of 5 countries came together as one.

Htet Muang Muang choked up and said: "I personally thank the Vietnamese soldiers". He emotionally thanked Major General Pham Van Ty and the working delegation.

The government and people of Myanmar are truly grateful and appreciate Vietnam.

The Vietnamese rescue force has left a beautiful image in Myanmar as well as in the international arena after this event.

Source: https://nhandan.vn/anh-nhin-lai-nhung-khoanh-khac-an-tuong-cua-doan-cuu-ho-cuu-nan-viet-nam-tai-myanmar-post871255.html