China Provides $2.2 Million in Aid to Nepal Flood Victims
Summary
China has provided $2.2 million in emergency aid to help Nepali citizens affected by last Wednesday’s floods. The support includes $2 million from the Chinese government and an additional $200,000 from the Chinese Red Cross Society.
Key Points
- China has provided $2 million in emergency relief aid for people affected by the recent floods in Nepal.
- Chinese Ambassador Zhang Maoming handed over the aid to Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle in Kathmandu.
- The Chinese Red Cross Society contributed an additional $200,000 to the Prime Minister's Natural Disaster Relief Fund.
- The total assistance from China now stands at $2.2 million for relief and rescue efforts.
