Kenyans in Myanmar and Thailand Urged to Register for Emergency Assistance
Kenyans in Myanmar and Thailand are advised to register with the Kenyan Embassy in Bangkok for emergency assistance after the earthquake on May 28. The Directorate of Diaspora Affairs also recommends avoiding affected areas and checking on fellow Kenyans for safety.
Kenyans residing in Myanmar and Thailand have been urged to register with the Kenyan Embassy in Bangkok to receive emergency assistance following the earthquake that occurred on May 28. Diaspora Affairs Principal Secretary Roseline Njogu emphasized the need for registration to ensure Kenyans receive real-time updates regarding safety and assistance options. She also recommended contacting the embassy’s hotline or emailing for help.
The PS advised Kenyans to avoid traveling to heavily affected areas to maintain their safety during this crisis. Furthermore, individuals currently in damaged or unstable buildings are encouraged to relocate to open and safe areas whenever possible. Precautions against falling debris and landslides are essential.
The earthquake, measured at 7.7 on the Richter scale, struck Myanmar’s eastern region near the Thai border, resulting in extensive destruction and posing risks to residents. Kenyans are urged to check on each other, particularly vulnerable individuals like students and diaspora workers, to ensure their safety and well-being.
Kenyans in Myanmar and Thailand are strongly encouraged to register with the Kenyan Embassy in Bangkok to receive necessary support following the recent earthquake. Safety precautions have been recommended, including avoiding affected areas and looking out for fellow compatriots. The need for immediate communication and assistance highlights the critical nature of the situation in these earthquake-hit regions.
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