Indian Navy gears up for humanitarian assistance, disaster relief in Myanmar amid Typhoon Yagi
Indian Navy has started rapid preparations to deploy Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) operations in response to the devastating flash floods in Myanmar, in response to Typhoon Yagi.
The typhoon, which has originated from the South China Sea, is being recognised as the most powerful storm in Asia this year.
The Eastern Naval Command, in coordination with the Eastern Fleet, Base Victualling Yard (BVY), Material Organisation, and INHS Kalyani, has completed the overnight loading of essential relief supplies onto naval ships set to depart from Visakhapatnam.
The supplies include critical items such as HADR gear, drinking water, rations, and medicines. These materials are being sent to Yangon.
«This rapid mobilisation comes despite the short notice, showcasing the Navy's ability to swiftly respond to humanitarian crises in the region,» the Ministry stated.
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