New Zealand PM appreciates China's support following quake
New Zealand PM appreciates China's support following quake
10:10, March 06, 2011 
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New Zealand Prime Minister John Key has expressed his appreciation for China's support and assiatance after a 6.3 magnitude earthquake hit his country on Feb. 22.
During a letter sent to Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Friday, Key said he appreciated Premier Wen's condolence and China's support and assistance after the quake rocked the city of Christchurch.
Key also expressed condolence, on behalf of the people of New Zealand, to the Chinese government and people and the family members of possible victims of Chinese citizens during the quake.
The current official death toll is 165, according to reports on Saturday.
Source:Xinhua
During a letter sent to Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Friday, Key said he appreciated Premier Wen's condolence and China's support and assistance after the quake rocked the city of Christchurch.
Key also expressed condolence, on behalf of the people of New Zealand, to the Chinese government and people and the family members of possible victims of Chinese citizens during the quake.
The current official death toll is 165, according to reports on Saturday.
Source:Xinhua
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