[Commentary] On the afternoon of April 10, the People ’s Government of the Tibet Autonomous Region of China donated medical supplies to the Nepalese government to combat the new coronary pneumonia epidemic and completed the handover in Lhasa, Tibet.
Bai Manyangzong, director of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Tibet Autonomous Region of China, said here that China and Nepal are linked by mountains and rivers and are friendly for generations. The Tibet Autonomous Region of China has provided aid to Nepal for anti-epidemic materials. It aims to express support and friendship to Nepal and embodies the fine tradition of mutual help between the Chinese and Nepalese people.
[Same period] Bai Manyangzong, Director of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Tibet Autonomous Region
Relevant departments and units of our district (Tibet Autonomous Region), in the spirit of delivering charcoal in the snow and special affairs, stepped up the collection of anti-epidemic medical supplies and ensured that the related supplies were in place as planned. It is hoped that the donated materials will help Nepalese friends ease their urgent needs and contribute to the success of Nepal's early anti-epidemic.
[Commentary] Gobinda Bahadur Karki, the Consul General of Nepal in Lhasa, said that at the critical moment when the epidemic in Nepal was controlled, China once again provided strong support and assistance, and once again verified the two countries. The sincere friendship explains the brotherhood of suffering and mutual help.
[Same period] Gobinda Bahadur Karki, Consul General of Nepal in Lhasa
Today, the government of the Tibet Autonomous Region of China donated a large amount of medical equipment and materials that are urgently needed in Nepal at this time, including personal protective equipment, nucleic acid detection kits, new crown virus detection instruments, infrared thermometers, disinfectants and N95 masks. Provide great help to the Nepal government's anti-epidemic work.
[Explanation] It is reported that the anti-epidemic medical supplies donated by the Tibet Autonomous Region Government to Nepal will be transported to Nepal by land channel as soon as possible.
Reporter Gonsanram reports from Lhasa, Tibet
Editor in charge: [Liu Xian]