China's aid to Pakistan's flood relief supplies have been put into use! What supplies did China donate?

China's aid to Pakistan's flood relief supplies have been put into use! China has donated the following supplies.

China's flood relief supplies for Pakistan have been put into operation in the affected areas. The head of Balochistan's disaster office, Faisal? Nasim thanked China for the relief supplies over the phone.

He said that the relief tents provided by China are very practical and crucial for the relief work in the province. Some of the tents allocated to Balochistan by Pak National Disaster Management Agency (PNDMA) have already been transported to various districts including Jaffarabad for accommodating people in the affected areas and setting up temporary medical camps in the affected areas.

The Chinese Air Force has sent two Yun-20s and four flights to transport the first batch of 3,000 tents to Pakistan as resettlement for people in the affected areas. According to the disaster situation and Pakistan's demand, China will quickly transport the remaining 22,000 tents and other living supplies to the affected areas.

In addition to this, the Chinese government has decided to provide an additional 300 million yuan of relief materials on top of the 100 million yuan of emergency relief material aid it has already provided.

After the plight of the PAK, all sectors of our society also extended a helping hand to him. The Pakistani embassy later opened a special account to receive donations from the people. A number of other netizens in the country have also posted screenshots of their donations under the social media of donations.

In the hours after the account was opened, the embassy said it had reached one million dollars in donations.

Chinese in Pakistan also spontaneously reached out to them. The China-Pakistan Youth Exchange Group said they received a large amount of donations from China, which they used to buy a wide range of relief and emergency aid.

The leader of the group, Wang Jin, said the volunteer who contacted the disaster area was a Chinese in Pakistan who was pregnant with her baby and joined us at the site to distribute the supplies, and that the donation trip was quite moving.