Nepal: Fifth batch of China's emergency aid supplies arrives in Nepal after deadly mudslide.

The fifth batch of emergency aid supplies from China arrived at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, on Friday afternoon, aboard a Y-20 large transport aircraft of the Chinese Air Force. The shipment includes diesel generators, medical protective masks, mortuary cabinets, DNA testing equipment and reagents, water rescue equipment and other items, which are expected to provide support for Nepal's follow-up operations in the country's mudslide-affected areas. A fast-moving chain mudslide, triggered by a high-altitude glacier collapse in Nepal, struck the China-Nepal border on Aug. 26, causing heavy casualties and leaving many missing. The death toll from the devastating mudslide in Nepal had climbed to 1,385 as of 11:00 local time on Friday, according to the latest figures from Nepal's National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority. Another 5,130 people are still unaccounted for, the data showed. Shotlist: Kathmandu, Nepal - Sept 11, 2026: 1. Various of Chinese Y-20 transport aircraft landing, taxiing, parking at Tribhuvan International Airport; 2. Various of supplies being unloaded from plane; 3. Image of national flag of China on Y-20 transport aircraft; 4. Supplies; Kathmandu, Nepal - Sept 11, 2026 5. Words "China Aid" in Chinese, English on cargoes; 6. Officials of China, Nepal at airport, holding banner; Kathmandu, Nepal - Sept 11, 2026 7. Various of supplies being moved. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]