US Foreign Minister NTC has said that all the richest countries, including India and China, should help all the richest countries, including India and China, all the richest countries, including India and China.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who described India and China as a richest country, said the US is ready to continue to help people affected by the Myanmar earthquake, but other countries should come forward to provide humanitarian assistance during such crises. He said it was wrong to expect the US to provide 60-70% of humanitarian aid in the world.

Rubio told the media at the NATO headquarters in Brussels on Friday, ‘We are not the world’s government. No, we will provide human help like everyone else and we will do it in the best way. But we have other needs, and we need to balance it. We do not back down with human help.

Rubio responded to a question asked about the earthquake, in which he was asked how the US provided assistance during such incidents by protecting people on the ground by special equipment and experts.

‘We will do our work’

Rubio was asked if this did not happen because of the abolition of the US International Development Organization (USAIT). He said, ‘There are many more rich countries in the world. They must all contribute to it. We will do our work. Our people are already there and more of our people will be. We will help as much as possible. This is not an easy place to do. He has a military rule that does not like ourselves and not allowing us to work that way as we want. Whatever this is, our answer will disrupt.

‘We’re always ready to help’

Rubio said the United States is always ready to help continue to help in the humanitarian crisis. Other countries should do this. China is a richest country and India is a rich country. There are many more countries in the world, and everyone has to contribute to it. It is wrong to expect the United States to provide 60-70% of humanitarian aid in the world in such a situation, a burden of humanitarian aid worldwide. We will be in the humanitarian aid business, but we have other priorities for the national interest of the United States, and we are going to align them all right.

Help sent to India after a few hours after the earthquake

Within hours of the earthquake in Myanmar on March 28, India (this is the first reaction of the crisis), its national catastrophic response force (NTRF), 15 tons of tents, blankets, essential drugs and food, including 15 tons of tents and disastrous relief items. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare used the C -1330J aircraft landing in Yangon on March 29.

In the second set, 80 NTRF search and rescue experts, equipment and relief items were shipped by the Indian Air Force C -1330J aircraft. One plane contained 17 tonnes of personal safety equipment, search and communication equipment and recovery equipment, and the other had disastrous relief items such as humanitarian aid and gentles, health equipment, food packets, essential drugs, kitchen set and blankets.

‘Operation Brahma’

Operation Brahma was launched by India after a catastrophic earthquake in Myanmar, aimed at providing necessary assistance, including discovery and recovery, humanitarian assistance, disaster relief and medical assistance. A statement from the Ministry of External Affairs said, “It is a complete government effort to respond to the widespread destruction in Brahma Myanmar, because the first reaction is the country in the neighborhood crisis.”

In addition, India’s Quat countries, Australia, Japan and the United States have said that they have so far provided more than $ 20 million joint humanitarian assistance for Myanmar’s earthquake.

It says, ‘With our financial and bilateral efforts, we offer relief items. Emergency medical groups use and help human partners working in Myanmar to take care of the earthquake victims.