ISRO’s Cartosat-3 Captures Devastation Caused by Myanmar Earthquake
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Summary: ISRO’s satellite captured images of major damage caused by a 7.7-magnitude earthquake in Myanmar, aiding relief efforts.
High-resolution photos taken by ISRO's Cartosat-3 satellite demonstrate the massive damage inflicted by Myanmar's 7.7-magnitude earthquake. The pictures display severe damage, mostly in hilly regions, including landslides, damaged roads, and destroyed buildings. Relief and rescue operations are challenging due to the extensive infrastructure damage and the presence of destitute individuals.
The images can be used by disaster response teams to assess the most impacted areas and prioritize the distribution of help. Officials said real-time satellite footage is crucial for identifying remote areas where rescue efforts are sorely required. Additionally, the photographs will help authorities better plan rehabilitation efforts.
ISRO's Cartosat series has proven crucial in tracking cyclones, floods, and earthquakes around the world. ISRO continues to be vital for disaster relief and humanitarian efforts around the world by providing real-time data. The information produced by Cartosat-3 is expected to aid in the reconstruction of destroyed areas and the development of a strategic disaster response.
