Humanitarian Aid Shipment to Earthquake-Affected Myanmar
Over 167 tonnes of assistance delivered, including essential supplies and equipment.
In response to the devastating earthquake that struck Myanmar on March 28, Dubai Humanitarian, in collaboration with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), has facilitated the delivery of more than 167 tonnes of aid.
This latest shipment is part of ongoing efforts to support communities impacted by the disaster.
The humanitarian aid comprises vital supplies, including tarpaulins for temporary shelter, kitchen sets for food preparation, solar lamps to provide light, and buckets for water collection and sanitation.
The focus of the aid distribution is to address immediate needs of the affected populations as they begin the process of recovery and rebuilding.
The earthquake has significantly impacted infrastructure and strained local resources, prompting increased humanitarian response efforts from international organizations.
The collaboration between Dubai Humanitarian and UNHCR underscores a commitment to providing crucial support to those in need amid the ongoing crisis.
This latest shipment is part of ongoing efforts to support communities impacted by the disaster.
The humanitarian aid comprises vital supplies, including tarpaulins for temporary shelter, kitchen sets for food preparation, solar lamps to provide light, and buckets for water collection and sanitation.
The focus of the aid distribution is to address immediate needs of the affected populations as they begin the process of recovery and rebuilding.
The earthquake has significantly impacted infrastructure and strained local resources, prompting increased humanitarian response efforts from international organizations.
The collaboration between Dubai Humanitarian and UNHCR underscores a commitment to providing crucial support to those in need amid the ongoing crisis.
