ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office has expressed its condolences following a severe earthquake that has impacted Myanmar, Thailand, and surrounding regions. In a statement released on Friday, the office extended its thoughts and prayers to those affected and wished for the swift recovery of the injured.
The Foreign Office recognized the efforts of emergency responders working tirelessly on the ground to provide rescue and relief. It praised their dedication during this critical time.
In a show of solidarity, the Foreign Office affirmed its support for the governments and communities dealing with the aftermath of the earthquake.
The Pakistan Embassies in Yangon and Bangkok have been instructed to assist Pakistani citizens needing help due to the earthquake.
Furthermore, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has activated its Crisis Management Unit to closely monitor the unfolding situation.
For assistance, individuals can contact Mr. Anwar Zeb, Charge d’ Affaires in Yangon, at the following numbers: +959880922880, +959448999967, or +959457099977. In Bangkok, assistance can be sought by calling +66 95 968 1506 or +66 91 697 7702. The Crisis Management Unit in Islamabad is available at 051-9207887, and inquiries can be emailed to [email protected].
Pakistan reaffirmed its support for the people of Myanmar and Thailand in the wake of this natural disaster.