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PM grieved over devastating quake in Thailand, Myanmar

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PM grieved over devastating quake in Thailand, Myanmar

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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday said that he was deeply saddened by the devastating earthquake in Thailand and Myanmar.

“Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of both countries as they pass through this difficult time,” the prime minister posted on X account.

He further said that Pakistan stood in solidarity with Thailand and Myanmar.

He also offered support and wished them strength, safety, and a swift recovery from this catastrophe.

Earlier, Pakistan expressed deep grief over the devastating earthquake that struck Myanmar, Thailand and neighboring countries.

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“Our thoughts are with everyone impacted by this tragedy, and we are praying for all those affected as well as for the speedy recovery of the injured,” the foreign office spokesperson said in a press statement.

Pakistan also applauded the courageous individuals and emergency responders who were working diligently on the ground to deliver rescue and relief efforts. “Their bravery and commitment during this urgent time are truly admirable.”

“We express our solidarity with the governments and communities affected during this challenging period. May strength and resilience lead those impacted towards healing and recovery,” the statement added.

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