Fifth batch emergency relief supplies from China arrive in Kathmandu
Summary
The fifth batch of China-aid emergency relief supplies has arrived in Kathmandu aboard a PLA Air Force Y-20A transport aircraft. The shipment includes generators, medical masks, mortuary freezers, DNA testing equipment and water rescue gear to support Nepal’s disaster response efforts.
Key Points
- The fifth batch of China-aid emergency relief supplies arrived at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu on a PLA Air Force Y-20A aircraft.
- Chinese Ambassador Zhang Maoming and Nepal’s Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Mahabir Pun attended the handover ceremony.
- The shipment includes diesel generators, medical protective masks, mortuary freezers, DNA testing equipment, reagents and water rescue equipment.
- The Chinese Embassy said the supplies are tailored to Nepal’s urgent disaster-relief needs and will support follow-up operations.
