[Nearly 1 Year Since Major Earthquake in Myanmar] Starting with Disaster Relief, Security Deteriorates Amidst Political Instability, Yet Approximately 10,000 Treatments Per Year are Provided. "If we stop medical care even once, patients won't come anymore. That's why we can't stop."

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What kind of organization is Japan Heart, and where does it originate from?

A: Japan Heart is a non-profit organization providing international medical assistance originating from Japan.

Q: When and where did Japan Heart begin its medical support activities?

A: Japan Heart began its medical support activities at Wattye Charity Hospital in Sagaing Region, Myanmar, in 2004.

Q: What was the magnitude and date of the major earthquake that struck Myanmar?

A: A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Myanmar on March 28, 2025, significantly impacting Wattye Charity Hospital.

Q: When did Wattye Charity Hospital perform its first surgeries after the earthquake, and under what conditions?

A: The hospital resumed surgeries on June 2, 2025, approximately two months after the earthquake, during a power outage.

Q: How many total treatments did Japan Heart provide in Myanmar during fiscal year 2025?

A: Japan Heart provided a total of approximately 10,000 treatments, including outpatient and mobile clinic cases.