Chinese Coast Guard Donates Relief Goods to Those Affected by The Taal Volcano Eruption
The Chinese Coast Guard gives assistance to Filipinos affected by the phreatic eruption and ongoing activity of the Taal Volcano.
N95 masks, surgical masks and other types of masks are currently running out of shops and pharmacies due to the harmful effects of ash from Taal on human health.
Although the Department of Health said it could use a surgical mask as an alternative to ashfall, it should be an N95 mask or a surgical mask with a piece of tissue inside it.
According to the report of Philippine Star, the China Coast Guard will distribute 600 N95 masks, sacks of rice and lard to the victims of the ash fall and quake in Batangas. Their 5204 vessels arrived at South Harbor, Port Area, Manila on Tuesday.
The Philippine Coast Guard welcomes CCG director-general Maj. Gen. Wang Zhongcai in the Philippines despite a long history of Filipino and Chinese violence in the West Philippine Sea.
“PCG and CCG are one with the vision of building a united community founded on peace, friendship, and cooperation where both people may grow stronger together in the next generations to come,” said the PCG.
Netizens, in turn, thanked them for putting aside the issue of rivalry in the West Philippine Sea and thanking the donation provided by China. Although there is a competition between China and the Philippines over the West Philippine Sea, goodwill still prevails in this instance.
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