China Delivers Third Batch of Emergency Aid to Nepal

September 17, 2026

11:37 AM WAT

China delivered its third consignment of emergency relief supplies to Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport aboard a PLA Air Force Y-20 transport aircraft to support Nepal’s recovery from a recent catastrophic mudslide [cite: 2].

The shipment contained refrigerated body storage units, epidemic prevention supplies, daily necessities, and a team of 10 Chinese forensic experts tasked with helping identify disaster victims [cite: 2].

Additional relief components, including Bailey bridges needed for emergency infrastructure repair, were dispatched via land through the Lizi port on the China-Nepal border [cite: 2].

Meanwhile, non-governmental efforts led by the China Foundation for Rural Development delivered over 9,000 emergency items such as tents, emergency kits, and warm clothing funded by private Chinese donors.

Source: People’s Daily

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