📰 Breaking News
A devastating 7.9-magnitude earthquake hit Myanmar on March 28, 2025, causing widespread injuries and significant property damage. In response, a volunteer team from Tianjin University’s School of Disaster and Emergency Medicine traveled to Myanmar to support the international rescue efforts. 🚑🌏
🧑⚕️ On the Front Lines
On March 31, 2025, Tianjin University swiftly dispatched two leading experts:
- Professor Lv Qi, Vice Dean of the Institute of Disaster and Emergency Medicine
- Dr. Zhang Tao, Chief Physician from Tianjin Hospital’s Department of Traumatic Orthopedics
Both were selected as key members of the Beijing Emergency Rescue Association’s medical task force. 🏥✨
At 4:30 PM Beijing time, they officially embarked on their mission, armed with cutting-edge medical equipment and years of expertise in disaster relief operations.
🗣️ A Message of Hope
Professor Lv Qi shared heartfelt words before departing:
“It’s a true honor to assist in Myanmar’s earthquake recovery. I am fully committed to this mission, showcasing the skill and professionalism of Chinese medical teams. As a representative of Tianjin University, I will embrace our global responsibility and work toward building a shared future for humanity.” 🌏❤️
📍 On the Ground in Myanmar
Tianjin University’s medical team has now arrived in Mandalay, Myanmar, and has started emergency medical operations following WHO guidelines. They are providing critical care to those affected in the hardest-hit regions. 🚑🩺
🎓 About Tianjin University’s School of Disaster and Emergency Medicine
Tianjin University’s disaster response teams have extensive real-world experience, having participated in major global rescue missions, including:
- The 2004 Indonesian Tsunami
- The 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake
- The 2010 Yushu Earthquake
- The 2010 Pakistan Earthquake
Over the years, the team has been deployed to more than 30 domestic and international disaster zones. 🚨🌐
Supported by the National Key R&D Program of China, Tianjin University experts have developed a range of portable and intelligent diagnostic systems specifically designed for use in earthquake disaster zones, helping to deliver fast and accurate medical care where it’s needed most. 🛠️📈
