India sent the 32-tonne consignment to Myanmar on an IL-76 transport aircraft New Delhi: India has sent a second tranche of relief supplies to Myanmar under its Operation Sadbhav, which was launched two days ago to help Southeast Asian countries deal with Typhoon Yagi. Massive floods have wreaked destruction in various parts of Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam after Typhoon Yagi, said to be Asia’s most powerful storm this year, struck the three countries. Typhoon Yagi is named after the Japanese word for goat and the constellation of Capricornus. In Myanmar, the typhoon has caused the loss of hundreds of lives, massive destruction of property and has affected lakhs of people. India sent the 32-tonne consignment of relief materials to Myanmar today on an IL-76 transport aircraft of the Indian Air Force, the Ministry of External Affairs said. #OperationSadbhav continues: 🇮🇳 dispatches a second tranche of aid to Myanmar. ➡️ @IAF_mcc aircraft is carrying 32 tons of relief material including genset, hygiene kits, temporary shelter, water purification supplies and medicines for the people of 🇲🇲. ➡️ …