China helps victims of Philippines volcano eruption
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To help those affected by the Taal volcano eruption in the Philippines, the Chinese embassy in Manila on Friday donated 4, 000 masks to the Department of Public Works and Highways. Huang Xilian, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines, visited Batangas Sports Complex and donated 7,000 face masks and other items to evacuees in Batangas. The Taal volcano eruption near the Philippine capital has prompted the evacuation of tens of thousands of people and forcing Manila's international airport to shut down.
To help those affected by the Taal volcano eruption in the Philippines, the Chinese embassy in Manila on Friday donated 4, 000 masks to the Department of Public Works and Highways. Huang Xilian, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines, visited Batangas Sports Complex and donated 7,000 face masks and other items to evacuees in Batangas. The Taal volcano eruption near the Philippine capital has prompted the evacuation of tens of thousands of people and forcing Manila's international airport to shut down.
To help those affected by the Taal volcano eruption in the Philippines, the Chinese embassy in Manila on Friday donated 4, 000 masks to the Department of Public Works and Highways. Huang Xilian, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines, visited Batangas Sports Complex and donated 7,000 face masks and other items to evacuees in Batangas. The Taal volcano eruption near the Philippine capital has prompted the evacuation of tens of thousands of people and forcing Manila's international airport to shut down.
To help those affected by the Taal volcano eruption in the Philippines, the Chinese embassy in Manila on Friday donated 4, 000 masks to the Department of Public Works and Highways. Huang Xilian, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines, visited Batangas Sports Complex and donated 7,000 face masks and other items to evacuees in Batangas. The Taal volcano eruption near the Philippine capital has prompted the evacuation of tens of thousands of people and forcing Manila's international airport to shut down.
Huang Xilian, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines, met Mark A. Villar, Secretary of Department of Public Works and Highways on Friday at the Embassy and donated 4, 000 masks for those affected by the Taal volcano eruption and 7,000 face masks and other items to evacuees in Batanga. Taal, a small volcano near the Philippine capital erupted with a massive plume of ash and steam Sunday, prompting the evacuation of tens of thousands of people and forcing Manila's international airport to shut down.
To help those affected by the Taal volcano eruption in the Philippines, the Chinese embassy in Manila on Friday donated 4, 000 masks to the Department of Public Works and Highways. Huang Xilian, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines, visited Batangas Sports Complex and donated 7,000 face masks and other items to evacuees in Batangas. The Taal volcano eruption near the Philippine capital has prompted the evacuation of tens of thousands of people and forcing Manila's international airport to shut down.
To help those affected by the Taal volcano eruption in the Philippines, the Chinese embassy in Manila on Friday donated 4, 000 masks to the Department of Public Works and Highways. Huang Xilian, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines, visited Batangas Sports Complex and donated 7,000 face masks and other items to evacuees in Batangas. The Taal volcano eruption near the Philippine capital has prompted the evacuation of tens of thousands of people and forcing Manila's international airport to shut down.
To help those affected by the Taal volcano eruption in the Philippines, the Chinese embassy in Manila on Friday donated 4, 000 masks to the Department of Public Works and Highways. Huang Xilian, Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines, visited Batangas Sports Complex and donated 7,000 face masks and other items to evacuees in Batangas. The Taal volcano eruption near the Philippine capital has prompted the evacuation of tens of thousands of people and forcing Manila's international airport to shut down. (Photos: Chinese Embassy in the Philippines; Compiled by Huang Dongpeng)