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Department Three: Allocate 20,000 pieces of central disaster relief materials and assist 40,000 pieces of domestic disaster relief materials to support Hubei disaster relief.
2026-07-09 source:cctv.com

CCTV News: According to the Ministry of Emergency Management, on July 8, in response to the impact of the wind and hail disaster in Hubei, and based on the needs of disaster relief work in the disaster-stricken 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 20,000 pieces of central disaster relief materials to Hubei, including folding beds, summer quilts, towel quilts, moisture-proof mats, folding tables and stools, and family emergency kits, to support local governments in providing resettlement, assistance and basic living security for the affected people.

Through the government-social coordination guarantee mechanism for emergency supplies, the Red Cross Society of China, the China Charity Federation, the China Rural Development Foundation, the Red Cross Foundation of China, the Amity Foundation, and the Foundation Disaster Relief Coordination Committee donated 40,000 pieces of household disaster relief materials such as family bags, jackets, emergency food, drinking water, and hot food to the disaster-stricken areas to support the disaster-stricken areas in ensuring the basic living security of the affected people.At the same time, coordinate the One Foundation and others to support the recovery and construction of damaged schools in disaster areas, and coordinate resettlement, relief and recovery and reconstruction work.

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