The third shipment of emergency humanitarian aid from the Chinese government arrived on Saturday morning at Yangon International Airport in Myanmar, as part of Beijing’s ongoing efforts to support the country amid worsening humanitarian conditions.

This delivery is part of an air bridge launched by China, providing medical supplies, food, and logistical equipment in response to escalating crises in Myanmar, particularly in regions affected by conflict and natural disasters.

According to officials from the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, this aid shipment reaffirms China’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and offering humanitarian support during times of need. They emphasized that “China will continue its cooperation in relief and humanitarian assistance.”

The aid is expected to ease the suffering of thousands of affected families, especially as Myanmar continues to struggle with deteriorating infrastructure in the health sector and limited access to essential services in several states.