China Pledges Aid to Earthquake-Hit Myanmar

China will supply Myanmar with aid valued at 100 million yuan following a devastating earthquake that claimed over 1,000 lives. The assistance package includes tents, blankets, medical kits, and essential supplies. The first shipment is expected to arrive on March 31, as announced by China's embassy.

In a significant humanitarian gesture, China announced the provision of 100 million yuan ($13.77 million) in aid to Myanmar after an earthquake caused over a thousand fatalities. The announcement was made through its embassy on Saturday.

The aid package will encompass vital survival resources such as tents, blankets, emergency medical supplies, food, and water. China's strategic relief effort aims to support the disaster-stricken region's urgent needs.

The Chinese embassy's statement on Facebook highlighted that the initial batch of aid is scheduled for delivery by March 31, underscoring China's commitment to aiding its distressed neighbor.

(With inputs from agencies.)