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India News: 1,500 tonnes of drinking water from Tibet's glaciers donated by China reached Maldives amid water shortage. Decision made during China's chairman's vi
In response to the Maldives' severe water shortage, China has donated 1,500 tonnes of drinking water sourced from glaciers in Tibet. This donation is part of China's ongoing support to the Maldives since President Dr Mohamed Muizzu took office. The water, known for its cleanliness and mineral richness, was shipped following discussions between Chinese officials and President Muizzu. This aid complements China's previous assistance, including free military equipment and training. The Maldives, facing extreme water scarcity, will distribute the donated water to islands in need.
Previously, China had been exclusively known for its assistance towards urban and economic development of the Maldives.
The Maldives government Tuesday announced that 1,500 tonnes of drinking water donated by China from the glaciers in Tibet has reached the archipelago nation amidst an acute water shortage.
Muizzu conveyed his request for New Delhi to withdraw the military personnel when Kiren Rijiju paid a courtesy call on him. Another leader in his place may have waited for some time to pass before taking up such a sensitive issue, especially with an immediate neighbour