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China donates second batch of anti-pandemic supplies to Myanmar
Updated: September 5, 2021 18:40 Xinhua

KUNMING — China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a ceremony on Sept 5 in the city of Ruili in Southwest China's Yunnan province to donate medical supplies for COVID-19 prevention to Myanmar's Shan state.

This is China's second batch of anti-pandemic materials donated to Myanmar, after the first batch for Kachin state, worth more than 1.55 million yuan (about $240,000), reached Myanmar on Aug 27 via Houqiao Port in Yunnan's border city of Tengchong.

The new supplies, worth approximately 2.97 million yuan, include surgical gloves, masks, hazmat suits, medicine, nucleic acid testing kits and oxygen generators. The materials will head to the destination via Wanding Port after the ceremony.

The governments of the border regions of China and Myanmar have cooperated and supported each other in fighting the pandemic, including establishing a joint prevention and control mechanism to curb the cross-border spread of the virus.

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