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Ministry Urges Effective Use of Relief Donations

 

The Ministry of Civil Affairs said on April 20th that emergency shelters and new homes in northwest China's Qinghai Province quake zone took priority in spending donations.

In an urgent circular issued the ministry urged provincial civil affairs authorities to ensure effective and transparent use of relief donations.

The latest overall number from the ministry showed the province had received donations of RMB 375 million (US$ 54.9 million) in cash as well as goods and supplies worth RMB 61.18 million.

The ministry said in the circular an accounting system must be set up to keep track of donations, and expenditure must be made public.

It also asked the local authorities to strengthen supervision of the donations and vowed harsh punishments for offenses like embezzlement.

The ministry issued another circular on April 20th, saying relief supplies should be first given to the seriously injured as well as priority groups of pregnant women, children, the disabled and orphans.

(Source: Xinhua)

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