The Kenyan Embassy in Bangkok has urged Kenyans in Myanmar and Thailand to register for emergency assistance following a 7.7-magnitude earthquake. Diaspora Affairs Principal Secretary Roseline Njogu emphasized safety and urged citizens to avoid impacted areas while checking on one another.
In light of the recent earthquake that affected Myanmar and Thailand, Diaspora Affairs Principal Secretary Roseline Njogu has issued a directive for Kenyans residing in these countries to register with the Kenyan Embassy in Bangkok for emergency aid and updates. This call comes following the devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake that occurred on May 28, resulting in severe damage in the affected areas.
Kenya’s government encourages its citizens to connect with the nearest East African Community diplomatic mission for support. Those seeking assistance can reach the embassy via hotline at +66990745752 or through email at bangkok@mfa.go.ke. Additionally, Kenyans are urged to refrain from unnecessary travel to severely affected regions to prioritize their safety.
In her remarks, Njogu emphasized practical safety measures, advising individuals in unstable structures to relocate to open areas when possible. She urged vigilance against potential hazards such as falling debris and landslides, and encouraged checking in on fellow Kenyans, particularly students and vulnerable individuals, to ensure their safety and well-being.
The Kenyan Embassy in Bangkok is calling upon citizens in Myanmar and Thailand to register for assistance following a significant earthquake. The government emphasizes safety measures and encourages individuals to check on each other in the wake of this natural disaster. Swiftness in registration and caution in travel are paramount during this challenging time.
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