AFGHANISTAN-PAKTIKA-QUAKE-CHINA-AID

AFGHANISTAN-PAKTIKA-QUAKE-CHINA-AID

(220702) -- PAKTIKA, July 2, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on July 2, 2022 shows afghan men carrying China-donated quake relief supplies in Paktika province, Afghanistan. Mawlawi Mansoor, head of Natural Disaster Management Authority of Afghanistan's eastern Paktika province, on Saturday thanked China for sending humanitarian assistance to quake-affected families. (Photo by Sabwoon/Xinhua)

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