On the evening of March 31, according to information from the Rescue Team of the Ministry of Public Security, at 4:30 p.m. (Myanmar time) on the same day, the search team approached the second scene in the capital Naypyidaw. The search area has 2 victims stuck, including a child.
Colonel Nguyen Minh Khuong - Deputy Director of the Fire Prevention and Rescue Police Department (PCCC&CNCH, Ministry of Public Security) - said that at 4:30 p.m. the same day (Myanmar time), the second search and rescue team of Vietnam was approaching the scene in the capital Naypyidaw.
According to Colonel Khuong, this is a 4-storey building with an area of 200m2, 24 bedrooms, collapsed in the town of Zabuthiri near the capital Naypyidaw. Through a survey, the rescue team discovered 2 people trapped in the rubble, including a child.
The soldiers used cutting machines, search engines and service dogs to approach the victims' locations as soon as possible.
Colonel Nguyen Minh Khuong added that the officers and soldiers in the group are still racing against time, deploying specialized equipment to search for victims in the earthquake.
The latest information from the rescue team, at 8:30 p.m., the men took the boy's body to the first floor of the 4-storey building.
"The whole team is trying to complete the task in accordance with the spirit of loving others as you love yourself, helping you as if helping yourself and considering your losses as your losses," said Colonel Khuong.
Previously, at about15:00 p.m. the same day (local time), the group's equipment and logistics vehicles arrived at the gathering location. The working group of the Ministry of Public Security divided into 2 groups to focus all their efforts to gather equipment.
Group 1 prioritizes unloading necessary equipment such as multi-purpose cutting machines for cutting iron and concrete; hydraulic drilling machines; discovery equipment in the rubble; lighting systems; generators...
Group 2 stayed at the gathering point to arrange goods and logistics for the entire group.
Previously, on the afternoon of March 30, the Ministry of Public Security held a ceremony to send a working group to Myanmar to participate in searching for people, examining and treating diseases, and overcoming the consequences and damage caused by the earthquake.
The Ministry of Public Security has sent officers and soldiers of 26 members to Myanmar to participate in searching for people, medical examination and treatment, and overcoming consequences and damage caused by earthquakes... These are officers and soldiers with high professional qualifications, ready to respond to all emergency situations in areas affected by earthquakes.
