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China delivers humanitarian assistance to Japan
2011-03-14
Workers load relief materials to a plane at Shanghai Pudong International Airport in Shanghai, east China, March 14, 2011. China will provide 30 million RMB yuan (about 4.57 million U.S. dollars) worth of emergency humanitarian assistance to Japan to support the disaster relief there. The first batch of relief materials, including blankets, tents and emergency lights, was transported to Japan from Shanghai Monday afternoon.
A chartered plane carrying the first batch of relief goods China committed to Japan's earthquake rescue operations took off from Shanghai late Monday afternoon.
The first relief package sent to Japan is composed of 2,000 blankets, 900 cotton tents and 200 emergency lights, and valued at 7.2 million yuan (1.1 million U.S. dollars), said Yang Hongbin, a Shanghai-based official with China's Ministry of Commerce.
Yang said the China Eastern Airlines aircraft, a Boeing 777-200, was scheduled to touch down at Tokyo Haneda International Airport at about 8 p.m. Monday.
The ministry announced Monday that China will provide 30 million yuan worth of emergency humanitarian assistance to Japan following the massive 9.0-magnitude earthquake and ensuing tsunami that have left thousands dead or missing.
China's military was responsible for collecting this first batch of aid, as required by related emergency response mechanism and several government agencies, the Defense Ministry said in a separate statement, adding that the mission was accompolished in the shortest period of time.
China sent a 15-member international rescue team to Japan on Sunday, while local governments and China's chapter of the Red Cross have announced separate donations to aid the quake relief actions.
The rescue team started search and rescue operations Monday morning in Ofunato city of Japan's northeastern Iwate Prefecture, according to the website of the Chinese Embassy in Tokyo.
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Setelah mengirim rescue team, obat-obatan, monster-truck, dan uang,
sekarang China mengirimkan BBM untuk membantu Jepang.
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Fuel on its way from China to help quake-hit Japan
2011-03-29
BEIJING, March 29 (Xinhua) --
China's Ministry of Commerce said Tuesday that 20,000 tonnes of fuel was being shipped to Japan as a donation from the Chinese government.
The fuel, including 10,000 tonnes of gasoline and 10,000 tonnes of diesel, left Dalian Port in northeast China's Liaoning Province by ship at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, the ministry said in a brief notice on its website.
The gasoline and diesel were loaded at the same time, and relevant authorities had given all possible assistance to facilitate the preparatory work, which has helped greatly shorten the time needed for loading and departure, said an official with the Dalian Petrochemical Company, the producer of the fuel.
Dalian Petrochemical is an affiliate of PetroChina Co. Ltd, the country's largest oil producer. The fuel is being shipped by the China Shipping Development Co., Ltd.
China is shipping the fuel to Japan, which was stricken by a devastating earthquake and a massive tsunami on March 11, in response to Japanese government requests.
The gasoline, requested to be shipped to Etajima of Hiroshima Prefecture, is set to arrive there on April 1. The diesel is expected to arrive at Namikata in Ehime Prefecture on April 2, according to the ministry.