The Vietnamese army braved the dark night to search for earthquake victims in...

Deploying search and rescue operations at Bala Tidi residential area, Zabu Thiri district, Naypitaw capital, Myanmar, the Vietnam People's Army quickly deployed forces with the highest sense of responsibility, regardless of the darkness, checking each location to search for victims and help the Myanmar people overcome the maximum losses.

Ms. Phyo Pa Pa Moe, whose address is at building number 2367, Zambu Thiri district, was very happy when the 229th Engineer Corps, Engineer Corps found and returned many of her assets and souvenirs.

In this earthquake disaster, she and her family were very lucky that no one was injured or killed, and the hard work they had accumulated over many years that they thought was lost was now found in the rubble.

"Thank you for your help! You are so kind! We are so happy! Thank you so much. No one in my family is hurt. My mother, my father, and my dog ​​are all safe," said Phyo Pa Pa Moe.

All the buildings in this area collapsed in the same way, the entire first floor collapsed and the weight of the three upper floors pressed down, making it very difficult for the rescue team to search for buried victims. Before Vietnam, there were rescue teams that came to survey and assess the situation.

Captain Yar Zar of the Fire Prevention and Fighting Department, Ministry of Home Affairs of Myanmar said: "The first country to mobilize forces was Thailand. The Thai forces only came to check and assess the situation and then withdraw, the Vietnamese delegation came to try to find a specific way. Now we, both Myanmar and Vietnam, must try to find the victims, whether they are alive or dead, please try to help us find them, thank you very much."

Many solutions were proposed to handle the situation. In the absence of large machinery and the inability to use a drill, using only tools and human strength, the ingenuity of the engineers would determine success.

Power outage, reduced visibility, soldiers' observation equipment only included flashlights, rechargeable lamps... but that did not reduce the sense of responsibility of the task force.

Although it was dark and the search was difficult, the rescue forces of the Vietnam People's Army continued their search, and initially there were clear signs of areas where victims were trapped./.

Source: https://baodaknong.vn/quan-doi-viet-nam-khong-quan-ngai-dem-toi-tim-kiem-nan-nhan-dong-dat-o-myanmar-247890.html