Urgent Call for Kenyans in Myanmar and Thailand to Register After Earthquake
Kenyans in Myanmar and Thailand are urged to register with the Kenyan Embassy in Bangkok following a powerful earthquake on May 28. The Kenyan government is offering assistance and updates, emphasizing the importance of safety in affected areas.
In response to the devastating earthquake that occurred on May 28, Diaspora Affairs Principal Secretary Roseline Njogu has advised Kenyans living in Myanmar and Thailand to register with the Kenyan Embassy in Bangkok for emergency assistance and updates. This directive aims to ensure that affected individuals receive necessary support during this challenging time.
Kenyans are encouraged to register either at the Kenyan Embassy in Bangkok or at the nearest East African Community diplomatic mission. For real-time updates and assistance, they may contact the hotline at +66990745752 or email [email protected].
Furthermore, Principal Secretary Njogu has emphasized the importance of safety, advising Kenyans to refrain from unnecessary travel to areas significantly impacted by the earthquake. Those in damaged or unstable buildings should seek safe, open areas and remain cautious of potential dangers like falling debris and landslides. Additionally, individuals are urged to check on the well-being of fellow Kenyans, particularly students and vulnerable populations.
The Kenyan government urges citizens in Myanmar and Thailand to register for assistance following the recent earthquake. Safety measures and communication channels have been emphasized to ensure the well-being of Kenyans in the affected regions. Authorities continue to monitor the situation and provide necessary support.
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