New Delhi, April 5, 2025 – India has dispatched 442 tonnes of humanitarian food assistance to Myanmar in the wake of a recent devastating earthquake. The relief consignment, sent via the port of Kolkata, includes essential items such as rice, pulses, and other staple food supplies to support affected communities. The aid reflects India’s commitment to being a reliable first responder in the region and strengthening its neighborhood-first policy.
The Ministry of External Affairs stated that the relief was provided in response to the urgent needs of the Myanmar government and was coordinated through diplomatic channels. India’s swift action underscores its role in regional disaster response efforts and its solidarity with the people of Myanmar during this crisis.
