The first batch of emergency humanitarian relief supplies provided by the Chinese government to Afghanistan arrived in the Afghan capital Kabul on the 7th. The first batch of aid includes urgently needed supplies such as tents and blankets in the disaster area, which will be transported by two Y-20 aircraft of the Chinese Air Force. Bao Xuhui, Acting Charg é d'affaires of the Chinese Embassy in Afghanistan, Muslim, Deputy Minister of Rural Revitalization and Development of Afghanistan, as well as representatives from the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Disaster Management, and Red Crescent Society attended the material handover ceremony. On September 7th, in Kabul, Afghanistan, staff unloaded relief supplies for Afghanistan from a Chinese Air Force Y-20 aircraft. Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Ang, photographed by Bao Xuhui, said that a strong earthquake occurred in provinces such as Kunar in Afghanistan, causing significant casualties and property damage. To help the people in the disaster stricken areas overcome difficulties, the Chinese government has immediately decided to provide emergency humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, fully reflecting the deep friendship of the Chinese government and people towards the Afghan government and people. I believe that under the leadership of the Afghan government, the people in the disaster area will be able to overcome difficulties and rebuild their homes as soon as possible. Muslim said that after the earthquake, the first batch of emergency supplies from the Chinese government arrived quickly, which is a huge support and assistance to the people in the disaster area. Afghan leaders thank China for its sincere condolences and valuable support, and Afghanistan will always remember the friendly relationship between the Chinese people and the Afghan people. (New Society)