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International aid is still arriving in Venezuela, as a plane carrying supplies departs from China. Correspondent Bruno Falci reports from Beijing. teleSUR

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00:00International data is still arriving in Venezuela as a plane carrying supplies departs from China.
00:05Our correspondent Bruno Fauci reports.
00:09Greetings comrades. Here from Beijing, China has sent its first shipment of emergency humanitarian aid to Venezuela
00:17with more than 80 tons of relief supplies for the region affected by the June 24 earthquakes.
00:24The shipment includes power generators, water purification system, disinfection equipment and solar lighting systems,
00:34as well as more than 1,700 tents and over 6,700 blankets.
00:42According to Chinese authorities, additional shipments of humanitarian aid will be sent in the coming days.
00:49This assistance is part of an additional 100 million yuan aid package,
00:56the equivalent to approximately 15 million United States dollars.
01:02China has also provided satellite imagery to support damage assessment and rescue operations.
01:11The Red Cross Society of China has also announced a donation of $300,000 to support relief and reconstruction efforts
01:22in Venezuela.
01:24In addition, Chinese companies and the Chinese community in Venezuela have contributed nearly 1,700 tons
01:34of humanitarian supplies for affected families.
01:38The Chinese authorities reaffirmed their commitment to continue supporting Venezuela throughout the recovery and reconstruction process.
01:48With this news, from here, Beijing, we go back with you in the studios.
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