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2008 earthquake, State Council, Beijing
Image code: 080513232fa
Image title: Ministry of Civil Affairs: the disaster areas have been allocated 60,600 tents and 50,000 quilts
Image Description: May 13, the State Council Information Office held a press conference, the Ministry of Civil Affairs Vice-Minister Luo Ping, China Seismological Bureau spokesman Zhang Hong Wei-Chuan Wenchuan four, and so on earthquake disaster and the progress of earthquake relief. Luo Ping, vice-minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs (third from right), introducing the earthquake disaster and disaster relief work of the situation, said that the State Disaster Reduction Commission, the Ministry of Civil Affairs in the post-earthquake emergency launched a national disaster response, the central government allocated an emergency earthquake relief Emergency funds 860 million yuan, the Ministry of Civil Affairs disaster relief to earthquake-stricken area allocated 60,600 tents and 50,000 quilts.
Keywords: 2008 earthquake
Subject/Category: State Council
Photograher: Zhang Qin
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Place: Beijing
Date created: 5/13/2008 7:53:01 PM
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