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Japan thanks India for timely aid'
The Hindu : Front Page : Japan thanks India for ‘timely aid'
Sandeep Dikshit
NEW DELHI: Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan has thanked the government and people of India for doing so much to help us following the March 11 tsunami and earthquake.
Taking note of the dispatch of 25,000 blankets, 13,000 bottles of mineral water and 10 tonnes of high-calorie biscuits, Mr. Kan, in a letter to the Centre, noted that this help was timely and appreciated by the evacuees because the affected areas were going through very cold weather conditions.
In addition, New Delhi had sent a 46-member National Disaster Management Authority Response Force.Mr. Kan also appreciated the thoughtful gestures such as reading out of condolence messages in both Houses of Parliament and the personal messages by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and assured that these gestures will never be forgotten by the people of Japan.
A month after the tsunami-earthquake, over 14,000 remain unaccounted for and about 1,50,000 are forced to take shelter as evacuees.
The Hindu : Front Page : Japan thanks India for ‘timely aid'
Sandeep Dikshit
NEW DELHI: Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan has thanked the government and people of India for doing so much to help us following the March 11 tsunami and earthquake.
Taking note of the dispatch of 25,000 blankets, 13,000 bottles of mineral water and 10 tonnes of high-calorie biscuits, Mr. Kan, in a letter to the Centre, noted that this help was timely and appreciated by the evacuees because the affected areas were going through very cold weather conditions.
In addition, New Delhi had sent a 46-member National Disaster Management Authority Response Force.Mr. Kan also appreciated the thoughtful gestures such as reading out of condolence messages in both Houses of Parliament and the personal messages by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and assured that these gestures will never be forgotten by the people of Japan.
A month after the tsunami-earthquake, over 14,000 remain unaccounted for and about 1,50,000 are forced to take shelter as evacuees.