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SAF Delivers Second Tranche of Humanitarian Assistance to Myanmar in Aftermath of Earthquake
News Releases | 04 Apr 2025 18:30 (GMT+8)
Personnel from the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) preparing the relief supplies for the second tranche of Singapore’s humanitarian assistance to Myanmar.
Personnel from the RSAF conducting pre-flight checks before the mission.
Unloading of relief supplies from the C-130 aircraft.
COL Fredie Tan (third from right), Director Changi RHCC, and Ms. Vanessa Chan (fourth from left), Singapore Ambassador to Myanmar, handing over the relief supplies to Prof. Dr.Myo Nyunt (third from left), President of the Myanmar Red Cross Society.
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Personnel from the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) preparing the relief supplies for the second tranche of Singapore’s humanitarian assistance to Myanmar.
Personnel from the RSAF conducting pre-flight checks before the mission.
Unloading of relief supplies from the C-130 aircraft.
COL Fredie Tan (third from right), Director Changi RHCC, and Ms. Vanessa Chan (fourth from left), Singapore Ambassador to Myanmar, handing over the relief supplies to Prof. Dr.Myo Nyunt (third from left), President of the Myanmar Red Cross Society.

 

In view of the urgent need for aid, the Changi Regional Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Coordination Centre (Changi RHCC) coordinated the delivery of a second tranche of humanitarian aid via two Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) C-130 transport aircraft today. In total, Singapore has delivered more than 19 tonnes of humanitarian aid to help communities in Myanmar affected by the recent 7.7 magnitude earthquake.

For the second tranche of humanitarian aid delivery, the Changi RHCC worked closely with the Singapore Red Cross (SRC) and the Myanmar Red Cross (MRC) to consolidate more than 10 tonnes of aid contributed by the SAF, the SRC, the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE), and local Non-Governmental Organisation, ReliefSG. The relief supplies included water filters, potable water, potable water bags, canned food, meal packs, and tentages to support emergency shelter and sustenance needs.

This deployment reflects Singapore’s continued commitment to providing timely and effective humanitarian assistance in response to regional crises, in close partnership with local stakeholders and organisations.

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