00:11China has sent Nepal a fourth batch of emergency aid as rescue operations continued two weeks
00:16after a glacier collapse triggered a disaster. A correspondent in China, Bruno Falsi, has the
00:20details. Greetings, comrades. I'm here in Beijing to report this time on China's continued
00:29assistance to Nepal following the disaster caused by a glacier collapse on the border between the two
00:36countries. On Tuesday, the fourth batch of emergency aid sent by China arrived in Kathmandu. It included
00:45rescue equipment, flood control pumps, backup batteries, body preservation equipments, and solar
00:53lamps, among other supplies. With this latest shipment, China has now provided more than 55 tons of
01:02emergency supplies to Nepal. The assistance has also included tents, blankets, medical equipments,
01:12drones, and materials for victim identification. The Chinese rescue teams and specialists are also
01:21supporting emergency operations in the territory. Beijing has additionally provided two million
01:30dollars in emergency financial assistance. It is also providing weather information and satellite data
01:39to support operation in the most remote and hard-to-reach areas. Meanwhile, the search for survivors continues.
01:49Four people have been rescued alive. Three were found in tunnels at a hydropower project, including a Chinese
02:00national, while another survival was rescued from the rubble of a home. Up to 121 hydropower workers could still be
02:12trapped in tunnels. Meanwhile, more than 1,300 people have died, and more than 5,000 remain missing.
02:24Two weeks after the disaster, search and rescue operations continue, while China maintaining support for Nepal during the emergency.
02:35With this news, from here, the capital of China will go back with you in the studios.
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