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U.S. makes $9 million available for Burma relief; expert team deployed to disaster zone
2937374 · April 9, 2025
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Summary
The United States has made $9,000,000 available to support people in Burma through humanitarian partners and deployed an expert team that arrived April 1 and moved into the disaster zone April 3. Officials say aid will shift from rescue to emergency relief, including shelter, food, medical care, clean water and sanitation.
A staff member identified only as "Speaker 1" said the United States has made $9,000,000 available to support people in Burma through U.S. humanitarian partners and that a team of experts has been deployed to assess and respond to needs on…
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