Dhaka, April 4 -- The special rescue team dispatched by the Bangladesh government to assist in earthquake-hit Myanmar is actively continuing its operations, working to expedite rescue efforts in the aftermath of the devastating quake.
The natural disaster hit Myanmar on March 28 while the rescue team under the supervision of the Bangladesh Armed Forces went to the country on April 1 following the directive from the Chief Adviser, reads an Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) press release on Friday.
On Friday, search and rescue teams conducted operations in various areas, including Zabuthiri Township in Naypyidaw. In collaboration with the local administration and fire service department, the teams participated in rescue efforts at seve...