Chinese embassy distributes relief goods among flood affectees in Gwadar
Chinese embassy, together with Chinese enterprises distributes edible items among local families in order to get their lives back to normalcy
GWADAR: In a bid to diminish the sufferings and hardships being faced by the people in flood-hit Gwadar, the Chinese embassy, together with Chinese enterprises, distributed relief goods among local families.
Low lying areas of Balochistan, including Gwadar, had become flooded as heavy rainfall continued to pour in different areas of the province few days back. Many houses were collapsed, lives of local populace threatened and property severely damaged. Meanwhile, the Baluchistan government had declared Gwadar a ‘calamity-hit district’.
Taking prompt action of the emergency situation, the Chinese embassy, together with the Chinese enterprises distributed edible items among the local families in order to get their lives back to normalcy, said a statement issued by the embassy.
China Overseas Ports Holding Company organized a supporting team which consists of local employees. Amid the torrential rain, the support team continued their efforts by outreaching far-flung areas of the districts which have traditionally remained deprived and untouched, read the statement.
It said that such endeavors on the part of Chinese and the corresponding response from the Pakistani side, showed the deep-rooted strength of China-Pakistan ties.
This is the first round of aid in this series. However, in terms of humanitarian assistance, government of China has undertaken several steps in infrastructure reconstruction, medical and educational support and socio-economic development, said the Chinese embassy.
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