(Reuters) – South Korea will provide $2 million to Myanmar in humanitarian aid through international organizations in initial assistance to help the country respond to Friday’s earthquake, its foreign ministry said on Saturday.
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The South korean national flag under a tree at seoul on March 26 2024. (Canva)
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