At 14:20 Beijing time on March 28, a powerful magnitude-7.9 earthquake struck Myanmar, with the disaster quickly spreading to northern Thailand. The strong quake caused severe road damage and collapsed buildings in large swathes, trapping tens of thousands of people.

Seizing the "golden 72 hours" after the quake, XCMG immediately activated its international emergency rescue mechanism. While directing the orderly evacuation of local employees, it coordinated and mobilized resources from its Myanmar office, XCMG Thailand subsidiary, and local dealers, opening a channel for life-saving rescue with "hardcore equipment + efficient coordination."

Racing against time! Rapid coordination builds a bridge of life

"Hurry, the equipment must arrive before the rescue teams!"

The XCMG rescue team responded at top speed

Personnel in Myanmar and Thailand launched the "golden 72-hour rescue"

CCTV News cameras captured a striking scene: XCMG cranes raised their steel arms high, holding up hope for the trapped people.

The Myanmar office, together with local customers, urgently dispatched excavators, cranes, and other equipment to residential rescue operations in Yangon and Mandalay; the Thailand company quickly established contact with the local rescue command center and rushed professional equipment such as aerial work platforms overnight to the scene of collapsed high-rise buildings in the quake zone. Across the two locations, dozens of technical backbone staff and more than 150 localized employees were deployed, winning a head start for the golden rescue with the lightning speed of "equipment first, personnel following."

Responsibility knows no borders! Major-country heavy equipment embodies humanitarian commitment

As a leading Chinese construction machinery enterprise

While deeply engaged in overseas infrastructure development, XCMG

has always practiced the concept of a community with a shared future for mankind

In Yangon, cranes precisely lifted and moved massive debris; in Bangkok, excavators and loaders worked in coordinated operations to cut steel rebar and clear collapse masses... Through 24-hour continuous efforts, XCMG's complete set of equipment delivered integrated "breaching-demolition, obstacle clearing, and transfer" capabilities, carving out living space from the rubble with sheer force.

As of press time, XCMG's local rescue personnel and dozens of pieces of equipment remain on the front line of obstacle clearing and hazard elimination, fulfilling the corporate citizenship responsibility of building a community with a shared future for mankind through professional strength.