Myanmar says ready to provide humanitarian help to boat people


Migrants are seen aboard a boat tethered to a Thai navy vessel, in waters near Koh Lipe island, on May 16, 2015. Myanmar said on Wednesday that it was

YANGON (AFP): Myanmar said on Wednesday that it was “ready to provide humanitarian assistance” to boatpeople, in its most conciliatory comments yet as several Southeast Asian neighbours meet to discuss the migrant crisis gripping the region.

A foreign ministry statement in the state media said Myanmar “shares concerns” of the international community and is “ready to provide humanitarian assistance to anyone who suffered in the sea".

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