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Relief materials from China heading to the US
(newsphoto/Reuters)
Updated: 2005-09-07 14:18

Relief materials for the victims of Hurricane Katrina from the Chinese government are put into a cargo aeroplane in Beijing airport September 7, 2005. China has offered $5 million in aid for victims and Beijing said the government was prepared to send rescue workers including medical experts if needed. [Reuters] Relief materials for the victims of Hurricane Katrina from the Chinese government are put into a cargo aeroplane in Beijing airport September 7, 2005. China has offered $5 million in aid for victims and Beijing said the government was prepared to send rescue workers including medical experts if needed. [Reuters]

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