Operation Brahma: India provides medical aid to over 2,500 in Myanmar

India has sent 50 tonnes of pre-fabricated supplies to Myanmar. On March 28 last month, there was an outcry in Myanmar. There were reports of many deaths and injuries in this accident. At the same time, India has always shown generosity to help its neighboring countries. India has sent relief materials under Operation Brahma on Tuesday.

Relief material sent to Myanmar

Let us tell you that on 28 March, there was a stir in Myanmar. The speed of the earthquake was so fast that it caused more destruction. India has sent more than 750 metric tonnes of relief materials including medical aid, food and other essential items to Myanmar in the aftermath of the earthquake. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said in a press release on Wednesday, "As part of the ongoing supply of relief material and humanitarian assistance to Myanmar under Operation Brahma, components of 20 pre-fabricated offices weighing about 50 tonnes were sent to Myanmar on 15 April 2025 by IAF C-17." "

Treating more than 2500 patients

Under Operation Brahma, the 200-bed field hospital has treated more than 2500 patients in the last 15 days. The release also said that after the March 28 earthquake in Myanmar, India was the first to step in to help. During that time India sent 750 metric tonnes of relief material. Operation Brahma is India's dedicated humanitarian assistance to Myanmar in the aftermath of the disaster. Under this initiative, India has also provided assistance to the Indian diaspora in the Yangon region.

India's help in crisis

In addition, humanitarian assistance consisting of 80-member NDRF Heavy Urban Search and Rescue Specialist Team and 127-member Indian Army Field Hospital Team was also deployed. The supply of humanitarian assistance and disaster relief material to Myanmar reflects India's desire to stand with the people of Myanmar and support them in this difficult time.

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