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Content comes from the Internet : AWorld Timesnother survivor pulled from rubble by Chinese rescuers in quake-hit Myanmar city Mandalay
SummarySome local Chinese restaurants stepped up to offer free meals to those who had lost their homes and food supplies.Xiao Lin, a Chinese restaurant owner in downtown Mandalay, told Shanghai-based online media outlet Kankan News that while her establishment had suffered strong tremors, fortunately, no one was hurt. Chinese rescue teams have so far rescued six survivors.China has also announced to provide Myanmar with 100 million yuan in emergency humanitarian aid to support earthquake relief efforts, which includes urgently needed supplies such as tents, first aid kits, food, and drinking water. “On March 29, at Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport, a Thai woman clasped her hands together, her eyes filled with tears, as she came across and bid farewell to 22 members of a Chinese rescue team that carried with 1.2…
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