The National Disaster Management Committee convened a coordination meeting at the Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement in Nay Pyi Taw, with Vice-President U Nyo Saw, who also serves as the Committee Chairman, presiding over the session. The meeting focused on enhancing disaster preparedness through proactive planning to mitigate potential damage from natural and man-made disasters.

Committee members reviewed current strategies and emphasized the importance of early warning systems, community awareness, and efficient resource allocation to strengthen the country's disaster management framework. Discussions also covered the need for inter-agency cooperation and the integration of modern technology in disaster response efforts.

U Nyo Saw highlighted the commitment of the government to improving disaster resilience and urged all stakeholders to prioritize preventive measures and timely response coordination. The meeting underscored the critical role of comprehensive planning in reducing loss of life and property during emergencies.

Officials agreed on the necessity of continuous evaluation and updating of disaster contingency plans to address evolving risks and challenges. The committee intends to enhance collaboration between national and regional authorities to ensure swift and effective action in times of crisis.

The gathering reflects Myanmar’s ongoing effort to bolster its disaster management capabilities amid increasing environmental uncertainties and concerns over climate-related hazards.