According to CCTV News, on September 5th local time, a Chinese citizen who was trapped was rescued in the debris flow affected area of Jaiswal in northern Nepal.
On the 5th, the Nepalese police posted a message on social media stating that as of 5:00 local time on the 5th, 1,344 bodies have been found in the landslide-stricken areas of the country, and another 4,898 people are missing.
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On August 26th, a massive mudslide disaster occurred in the Risouwa region of northern Nepal. Currently, search and rescue efforts are still underway.
Previously, Nepali media outlet The Kathmandu Post reported that the Nepali government has decided to seek limited support from foreign experts in areas such as tunnel rescue, DNA testing, and forensic identification. This has given green light to countries like China, India, Australia, and South Korea.
On September 1, spokesman Guo Jiakun of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that China expects the second batch of aid supplies to be delivered today. These supplies include drones, DNA testing kits and reagents, water purification equipment, lighting equipment, and other materials that are urgently needed by Nepal. Chinese experts in DNA testing will also go to the disaster area to assist Nepalese efforts in providing assistance. China will stand firmly by Nepal, working together to overcome challenges, and demonstrating traditional friendship through practical actions.
Guo Jia Kun said that providing emergency assistance to the affected areas in Nepal and carrying out international rescue cooperation are important political decisions made by China, reflecting our friendship with Nepal.
