The Zambia Chinese Association has donated one million Kwacha worth of food and non-food items to assist disaster victims in Zambia, alongside a cash contribution of 200,000 Kwacha to the DMMU. Vice President Mutale Nalumango praised the donation, which aids the government’s relief efforts. President Zhang Jian detailed the contents of the donation, emphasizing inclusive support from various stakeholders.

The Zambia Chinese Association has generously donated items worth one million Kwacha to assist individuals in disaster-affected regions of Zambia. This contribution includes both food and non-food items intended for those impacted by recent floods. Additionally, the Association has provided 200,000 Kwacha in cash to the Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU).

Vice President Mutale Nalumango expressed gratitude for this donation, indicating that it significantly supports the government’s efforts to aid flood victims. While receiving the donation in Lusaka, she noted that individuals previously residing in flood camps have transitioned to alternative accommodations after being assisted financially. She also extended condolences to families mourning the loss of four individuals due to the flooding.

Zambia Chinese Association President Zhang Jian listed the food donations as including staple items such as mealie meal, rice, and cooking oil. Non-food items comprised essential supplies, including disinfectants, blankets, mattresses, and protective gear to aid in sanitation and temporary housing efforts post-disaster.

DMMU National Coordinator Norman Chipakupaku acknowledged that multiple stakeholders have responded to the appeal for assistance directed towards flood-affected populations. Furthermore, Acting Chinese Ambassador to Zambia Wang Sheng reinforced China’s commitment to supporting affected individuals continuously.

In conclusion, the Zambia Chinese Association’s donation of one million Kwacha in food and non-food items, alongside additional cash contributions, reflects a significant collaborative effort to assist those affected by floods in Zambia. This initiative, supported by government officials and stakeholders, underscores the importance of collective humanitarian aid in times of crisis.

Original Source: znbc.co.zm

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