Chinese investors continue to help flood-affectees in Pakistan

LAHORE – Panda Industries Association, an organisation of Chinese investors in Pakistan, has sent seven trucks of relief goods worth millions of rupees to Dera Ghazi Khan for 4000 flood victims in Punjab.

Chinese Consul General Zhao Shiren released seven trucks of relief goods for Dera Ghazi Khan from Challenge Textile Manga Mandi on Multan Road, Lahore. Addressing the ceremony of dispatching relief materials at Manga Mandi Challenge Textile Factory, Chinese Consul General Zhao Shiren said that seven trucks will be handed over to Commissioner Dera Ghazi Khan. The Chinese government has also given assistance of Rs13.20 billion to the Pakistan govt. Qamar Khan, Patron Chief of Panda Industries Association, an organization of Chinese investors in Pakistan, said that the first batch of goods sent to the flood victims included mosquito nets, ready-to-eat items, mineral water, clothes, tents and medicines. He said that trucks of relief goods will be handed over to Commissioner Dera Ghazi Khan and these goods will be distributed among the flood victims of Rajanpur. Karen Chen, Managing Director of Challenge Textile Company, while speaking, said that Pakistan and China are two brotherly neighboring countries and the flood victims are in dire need of help and China stands with Pakistan in this hour of difficulty.