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Three departments allocate 150,000 pieces of central disaster relief materials to Guangxi
2026-07-07 source:cctv.com

News from CCTV: According to the Ministry of Emergency Management, on July 6, in response to the impact of heavy rains and floods in Nanning, Guigang and other places in Guangxi, and based on the needs of disaster relief work in the disaster areas, the Office of the National Disaster Prevention, Reduction and Relief Committee and the Ministry of Emergency Management, together with the National Grain and Material Reserves Bureau, allocated 150,000 central disaster relief materials such as tents, folding beds, summer quilts, summer clothes, and family emergency kits to Guangxi to fully support the disaster areas in relocating and relocating the affected people and providing basic life assistance.

In addition, the government-society coordination guarantee mechanism for emergency supplies was launched, and the Red Cross Society of China was coordinated to donate 5,000 relief packages to families, the China Emergency Care Foundation and the Alibaba Charity Foundation were coordinated to donate 20,000 emergency lighting lamps, and the China Charity Federation, China Rural Development Foundation, and ChinaThe Red Cross Foundation, One Foundation, Amity Foundation, Tencent Foundation, Meituan Charity Foundation, ByteDance Foundation, and the Foundation Disaster Relief Coordination Committee donated the first batch of materials, including more than 120,000 pieces of emergency food, drinking water, daily necessities, etc., and provided comprehensive support such as hot meal supply, purified water supply, and children's services to the disaster area.

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