A spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs provided an emergency humanitarian assistance answer to the Afghan earthquake to ask reporters

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, June 25th. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Wang Wenbin asked reporters from China to provide emergency humanitarian assistance answers to the Afghan earthquake on the 25th.

A reporter asked: After we learned that after an earthquake disaster in Afghanistan, the Chinese government promised to provide Afghanistan with an emergency humanitarian assistance to help Agang earthquake disaster relief. Can you introduce the progress of the aid?

Wang Wenbin said that on June 22, the Great Earthquake was the most serious earthquake in Afghanistan for more than 20 years. It had killed at least 1,500 people, more than 2,000 people were injured, more than 3,000 houses were destroyed, and the number of deaths and injuries was still rising. After the earthquake, the Chinese government decided to provide Afghanistan's emergency humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan, including tents, towel quilts, and folding beds such as the urgently needed supplies such as tents, towels, and folding beds. In the next step, China will closely coordinate with the temporary government of Afghanistan to ensure that the disaster relief supplies are sent to the victims as soon as possible to help the people of the Afghanistan through the current difficulty.

"'Disaster ruthless people are affectionate'. We firmly believe that with the united efforts of the interim government and all walks of life, with the joint assistance of the international community, the people in the disaster area will definitely defeat difficulties as soon as possible, accelerate the reconstruction of homeland, and restore normal production and life." He said Essence

[Editor in charge: Liu Xiaodong]

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