Early Monday, a 6.4-magnitude quake shook northern Afghanistan, claiming at least 27 lives and leaving communities scrambling to safety.
On Tuesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning affirmed, 'China is ready to help Afghanistan based on its needs.' This marks a pledge by the Chinese mainland to provide support tailored to what Afghanistan needs most in the aftermath of this tragedy.
For us tech-savvy folks on the go, it's a reminder of how quick, cross-border solidarity can make a real difference when disaster strikes. Keep an eye on your feeds for updates on how aid rolls out and how digital platforms are used to coordinate relief 🌐.
We'll continue tracking the response and share the latest on support efforts. Stay connected and let's lift each other up in times of crisis 🤝🙏.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
