Malaysians brave choppy waters to send aid to Myanmar flood victims


FILE photo. Volunteers gather to distribute foods to flood victims on a flooded road in Naypyidaw, Myanmar, on Sept 14, 2024. - AP Photo

PHNOM PENH: (Bernama) Malaysians’ compassion and bravery transcended borders, including Myanmar, where a few travelled on rickety boats along rough rivers to deliver aid to flood victims in the Ayeyarwady Delta Region, impacted by Typhoon Yagi.

The Yangon-based Malaysian Association of Myanmar (MAM) led a successful fundraising campaign, with the support of the Malaysian Myanmar Business Chamber, raising RM36,000 to provide aid to villagers in Than Lwin Ngu Village in Danuphyu Division.

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