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SPIC Yunnan International Company provides medical supplies worth RMB 1 million to Kachin Provincial Government to fight COVID-19

¥1M RMB

Funder	State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC) Yunnan International Company
Recipient Organization	Kachin State Government
Country	Myanmar
Start Date	Apr 08, 2020
End Date	Sep 11, 2028
Duration	3,078 days
Number of Grantees	1
Roles	Recipient
Data Source	AidData Chinese Aid
Grant ID	`93532`

Grant Description

On April 8, 2020, State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC) Yunnan International Company officially donated medical supplies worth RMB 1 million to the Kachin Provincial Government in Myanmar.

The donation included masks, protective clothing, disinfection tools, wash basins, rice, cooking oil, and other unspecified items. The monetary value of this donation is unknown.

On the same day, China General Technology Group (see Record ID#93538), ICBC (see Record ID#90265), Myanmar Wanbao Mining Copper Limited (see Record ID#93533), Myanmar Yangzi Mining Copper Limited (see Record ID#93536), and Shenzhen Industrial Park Group (see Record ID#93537) also provided separate, individual COVID-related donations to the Myanmar Ministry of Health and Sports as well as the Myanmar Railway Bureau and Kachin Provincial Government.

The donations included masks, protective clothing, infrared thermometers, and other anti-epidemic materials.

📋 Staff Comments

1. SPIC and its subsidiaries made multiple donations to Myanmar in April 2020. They were on different dates and consisted of different goods. For a donation of toilets on April 20, see Project ID #90563. For a donation of medical equipment to hospitals on April 10, see Project ID #90270. For a donation of medical supplies to the Government of Myanmar on April 8, see Project ID #93532.

📚 Sources & References

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