Grain Rushed to Drought-Stricken Area in Northwest China

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Saturday, January 27, 2001, updated at 10:36(GMT+8)

China

Grain Rushed to Drought-Stricken Area in Northwest China

More than 20 million kilos of food grain and 2 million yuan (US$240,000) have been distributed to the severely drought-stricken area in Qinghai Province, northwest part of China.

This has ensured food supply daily needs for local people before and during the Spring Festival.

Last year, some 1.38 million farmers in the province endured hardships after a rare drought.

The government has spent 6 million yuan to help those in need since September. The civil affairs administration is keeping a close eye on residents to ensure their needs are met including supplies like flour and highland barley.


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	More than 20 million kilos of food grain and 2 million yuan (US$240,000) have been distributed to the severely drought-stricken area in Qinghai Province, northwest part of China.




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