Vietnamese military successfully rescues a victim in Myanmar

Rescuers take the victim to the ambulance - Photo: QĐND

At 2:00 p.m. on April 2, the rescue force of the Vietnam People's Army in coordination with the rescue forces of Myanmar and Türkiye successfully rescued a victim trapped inside the Aye Chan Thar Hotel in the capital Naypyidaw.

The rescued man was Htet Maung Maung, 26 years old, a chef at the Aye Chan Thar Hotel. The victim's health was quite good, as he had previously received IV fluids from the rescue team.

After being rescued, Htet Maung Maung was put into an ambulance and taken to the hospital amid cheers from his family, rescuers and bystanders.

Relatives of rescued victims emotionally thank rescue forces - Photo: QĐND

Previously, while carrying out rescue work at Ottara Thiri Hospital in the capital Naypyidaw, the Vietnam People's Army rescue team received information that an earthquake victim was trapped in the rubble but was still alive.

Immediately, the Delegation sent a team of 6 of the best and strongest engineers to coordinate with rescue forces from Türkiye and Myanmar to find a way to rescue the victims.

When rescuers arrived at the location where the victim was trapped, the victim was still able to speak and said he was fine, only lacking food and water.

Vu Phong

Source: https://baochinhphu.vn/quan-doi-viet-nam-giai-cuu-thanh-cong-mot-nan-nhan-tai-myanmar-102250402155514853.htm