Additional humanitarian aid supplies depart from China for mudslide-hit Nepal
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SHENZHEN -- More emergency humanitarian aid supplies provided by the Chinese government departed from Shenzhen in South China's Guangdong province on Tuesday afternoon bound for mudslide-hit Nepal.
These supplies, including water purification, lighting and genetic testing equipment, as well as drones, are expected to arrive in Kathmandu on Tuesday evening.
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