China
China is providing 100 million yuan ($13.9 million) in emergency humanitarian aid and sending two rescue teams to assist earthquake relief efforts in Myanmar at the government’s request. Essential supplies, including tents, blankets, food, and water, are being delivered, with the first team having arrived in Yangon on March 29, and aid supplies set to ship on March 31. For more detail, please click here
Japan
In response to the earthquake that struck central Myanmar on March 28, resulting in casualties in both Myanmar and Thailand, Japan has expressed its condolences through Prime Minister ISHIBA and Foreign Minister IWAYA. The Japanese government is committed to providing support, assessing needs on the ground, and coordinating the swift delivery of essential supplies to those affected. For more details,—click here
New Zeleand
The New Zealand Red Cross has launched an emergency appeal for Myanmar after a powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake on March 28 left millions in urgent need. Secretary General Sarah Stuart-Black highlighted the widespread devastation, including damaged infrastructure and increased casualties. Funds raised will aid response and recovery efforts, with the Red Cross ready to deploy experts for coordination and communication restoration. For more details,—click here.
Norway
Minister of International Development Åsmund Aukrust expressed deep concern over the worsening humanitarian crisis in Myanmar due to the recent earthquake, which adds to the existing needs of 20 million people. He emphasized the urgent need for aid in areas affected by both the earthquake and armed conflict, highlighting Norway’s commitment of 120 million NOK for flexible funding to support emergency responses. Aukrust welcomed the UN’s allocation of 5 million dollars for immediate relief and urged all parties to ensure unrestricted access to those in need. For more details, —click here.
Rusia
The Russian Emergencies Ministry sent two planes with 120 rescuers to Myanmar to help after the earthquake, along with plans to send more aid soon. They are also delivering a mobile hospital, doctors, and medical equipment to provide care for those affected by the disaster. For more detail, please click here.
South Korea
South Korea announced it will provide $2 million in initial humanitarian aid to assist Myanmar following the earthquake on Friday. The foreign ministry expressed hope that this support will save lives and stated they will monitor the situation closely, considering further assistance if needed. For more detail, please click here.
Taiwan
The Taiwan Red Cross is donating $50,000 to support Myanmar after the devastating 7.7 magnitude earthquake, with local groups also planning assistance. These funds will aid emergency efforts by the Myanmar Red Cross and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, as around 50,000 families have been affected by the disaster. For more detail, please click here.
UK
On March 29, 2025, the UK government announced a support package of up to £10 million to assist Myanmar after the devastating 7.7 magnitude earthquake. This funding will focus on providing food, water, medicine, and shelter to the hardest-hit areas. For more detail, please click here.