China-Pakistan volunteer organization donates relief supplies to flood-hit areas in Pakistan

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China-Pakistan volunteer organization donates relief supplies to flood-hit areas in Pakistan

STORY: China-Pakistan volunteer organization donates relief supplies to flood-hit areas in Pakistan DATELINE: Sept. 8, 2022 LENGTH: 00:01:34 LOCATION: Islamabad CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of China-Pakistan Youth Exchange Community donating goods 2. SOUNDBITE (English): RAJA SHAHAB SALEEM CHISHTI, Project manager of China-Pakistan Youth Exchange Community 3. various of flood-hit areas in Pakistan STORYLINE: As Pakistan's devastating floods have impacted millions of people, a volunteer organization has donated relief supplies to flood-hit areas in Pakistan. China-Pakistan Youth Exchange Community is composed of overseas Chinese, students and young people from Pakistan. They went to the city of Nowshera to deliver relief packages, including rice, flour and infant milk powder, to 300 families affected by the torrential rains and subsequent floods. In the city of Multan, volunteers sent tents, bedding, drinking water and other supplies to 80 hard-hit families and taught them how to set up simple

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