According to the Military Industry and Telecommunications Group (Viettel), immediately after the 7.7-magnitude earthquake occurred in Myanmar on March 28 (local time), causing serious damage to people and property, Mytel, Viettel's brand in Myanmar, quickly deployed response measures, demonstrating the spirit of commitment and responsibility of Vietnamese people in the host country.

Just hours after the earthquake, Mytel launched an emergency support campaign for about 4 million customers in 98 districts (townships) across the country. Each customer in the affected area was promptly supported with 1GB of data, 300 minutes of calls and 300 SMS messages to help people contact their relatives and receive updates from the Government and rescue agencies. Mobile charging points were also organized by Mytel in many heavily affected areas, helping people maintain connections during widespread power outages.

In particular, Mytel engineers, technicians and staff worked through the night to ensure that the telecommunications network was not interrupted. Dozens of mobile broadcasting stations were deployed, backup equipment was activated to maintain the communications infrastructure, serve rescue work and support the community. Along with that, Mytel units organized 45 points to support essential items including 10,000 meals for people and will continue to expand in the coming time.

The earthquake forced the Myanmar government to issue an urgent appeal for international aid. In such circumstances, Mytel’s quick and practical actions not only helped to alleviate some of the concerns of the Myanmar people but also demonstrated the spirit of the Vietnamese people for the international community.

Along with increasing humanitarian support activities, Viettel Group's leaders said that they are closely monitoring the situation of repairing Mytel's network infrastructure and telecommunications services in Myanmar and will have timely support measures when necessary.
Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/mytel-khan-truong-ung-cuu-dam-bao-thong-tin-lien-lac-sau-dong-dat-o-myanmar-post788290.html
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