Emergency Advisory: Kenyans in Myanmar and Thailand Urged to Register for Assistance
Kenyans in Myanmar and Thailand are urged to register with the Kenyan Embassy in Bangkok for emergency assistance following a 7.7 magnitude earthquake on May 28. Diaspora Affairs PS Roseline Njogu emphasized safety measures and provided contact information for support.
Kenyans residing in Myanmar and Thailand have been requested to officially register with the Kenyan Embassy located in Bangkok following the recent earthquake that occurred on May 28. Diaspora Affairs Principal Secretary, Roseline Njogu, emphasized the importance of registration for receiving emergency assistance and timely updates regarding the situation.
Kenyans can register at the Kenyan Embassy in Bangkok or any nearby East African Community diplomatic missions. For immediate assistance or inquiries, individuals may reach out via the provided hotline: +66990745752, or contact the embassy through email at [email protected].
The Principal Secretary also urged Kenyans to avoid any unnecessary travel to the most severely affected areas, emphasizing safety during this precarious time. “If in a damaged or unstable building, move to a safe, open area if possible,” she advised, cautioning about the risks associated with falling debris and damaged infrastructure.
The earthquake, measuring 7.7 on the Richter scale, struck Myanmar’s eastern region close to the Thai border, resulting in significant destruction and displacement.
In summary, Kenyans in Myanmar and Thailand are requested to register with the Kenyan Embassy in Bangkok for emergency support due to the recent earthquake. The embassy will provide assistance, while individuals are advised to prioritize their safety and monitor the situation closely. Proper registration will ensure that residents receive necessary care during this crisis.
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