Additional humanitarian aid materials provided by China arrived at Yangon International Airport on April 20.  

An Air China cargo flight, carrying humanitarian aid supplies from the People's Republic of China for the earthquake-affected regions in Myanmar following the devastating Mandalay earthquake, arrived at Yangon International Airport on the afternoon April 20. This marks the seventh such delivery.  

The Air China cargo flight contained a total of 6,030 boxes of medical supplies, weighing 93,235 kg. Upon arrival in Yangon, the shipment was received by Yangon Region Chief Minister U Soe Thein, regional government ministers, officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Strategic Studies and Training Department, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief, and Resettlement, the Disaster Management Department, and Mr. Ouyang Daobing, Counsellor of the Chinese Embassy in Myanmar, along with other responsible personnel.  

The relief supplies were loaded onto designated vehicles by military personnel, Yangon City Development Committee staff, and local freight workers. Under the supervision of the Yangon Regional Government, the supplies will be transported to the earthquake-affected areas, while some will be sent to Nay Pyi Taw via the Yangon Region Public Health and Medical Service Department.