Air Force of China Airlifts Third Batch of Flood Relief Goods to Bangkok

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Sunday, October 23, 2011

Air Force of China Airlifts Third Batch of Flood Relief Goods to Bangkok

Note: It is the Air Force of China, not the PLAAF

China Airlifts Third Batch of Flood Relief Goods to Ba! ngkok
2011-10-22 21:28:23 Xinhua Web Editor: Zhang

A cargo plane of the Air Force of China carrying relief goods lands at a military airport in Bangkok on Saturday, October 22, 2011. [Photo: Xinhua]


Three cargo planes of the Air Force of China arrived in Bangkok on Saturday morning to deliver the third batch of flood relief goods to Thai government.

Chinese Ambassador to Thailand Guan Mu, along with Thai Deputy Prime Minister Yongyuth Wichaidit, presided over the delivering ceremony at Don Muang Airport.

China has donated 259 hovercrafts, 150 water pumps, 210 water filters and 1,300 tents among others worth about 40 million Chinese yuan (6.3 million U.S. dollars) as well as 1 million U.S. dollars in cash to Thailand, according to the press release of the Chinese embassy.

At least 356 people were confirmed dead in the worst floods in five decades that have inundated the upper part of the country for almost three months.

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