At 14:20 on March 28, a 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar, inflicting heavy casualties and property damage across multiple regions of the country.

Following the unified deployment of higher authorities, the Emergency General Hospital immediately activated its emergency response mechanism. An urgent meeting was convened overnight to arrange the hospital's participation in international rescue operations. A team of 10 highly experienced medical personnel was selected to join the China International Search and Rescue Team (CISAR) and dispatched to the quake-hit areas in Myanmar.

The 10-member contingent comprises specialists and practitioners from diverse medical fields, including orthopedics, emergency medicine, rehabilitation medicine, disease control and prevention, clinical laboratory science, pharmacy, nursing, and gynecology. On the morning of March 29, the team departed from Beijing Capital International Airport for Myanmar, carrying emergency medicines, personal protective gear, and medical supplies.

Tang Congyuan, Chief Engineer of the Ministry of Emergency Management of the People's Republic of China and Secretary of the Party Committee of the Emergency General Hospital, represented the hospital's Party Committee and leadership team to see the rescuers off at the airport and delivered a brief mobilization speech.

Upon arrival at the disaster zone, the medical team will leverage their professional expertise to carry out rescue work in an orderly and systematic manner.