Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday expressed concern over the situation caused by the huge earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand and said that in this hour India is ready to provide all possible help to both countries.
Two fierce earthquakes occurred in Southeast Asia on Friday, which led to the buildings in Thailand’s capital Bangkok and neighboring country Myanmar and people were evacuated to safe places.
According to initial reports, the US Geological Survey and the GFZ Geology Center of Germany reported that the earthquake in the afternoon came at a depth of 10 km (6.2 mi), which was in the neighboring country of Myanma. 12 minutes later, the second earthquake of 6.4 magnitude occurred.
Prime Minister Modi said in a post on ‘X’, “I am worried about the situation arising out of earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand. I pray for the safety and goodness of all. India is ready to provide all possible help. ”
He said that Indian officials have been asked to be ready in this regard and the Ministry of External Affairs has also been asked to stay in touch with the governments of Myanmar and Thailand.
