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| Chinese mainland offers condolences to Taiwan quake victims |
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| www.chinaview.cn
2006-12-27 11:03:00
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BEIJING, Dec. 27 (Xinhua) -- Chinese mainland
official on Wednesday conveyed condolences to victims in the earthquakes that
occurred late Tuesday in the coastal areas near Pingtung County in southern
Taiwan.
Li Weiyi, spokesman of the Taiwan Affairs Office of
the State Council conveyed condolences to the earthquake victims in Taiwan and
expressed solicitude to families and relatives of the victims at a regular press
conference.
Meanwhile, the mainland-based Association for
Relations Across the Taiwan Straits (ARATS) on Wednesday wrote a letter to the
Taiwan-based Strait Exchange Foundation (SEF), expressing solicitude to
Taiwanese who suffer the severe earthquake disaster.
The letter says: "we are distressed to learn that
earthquakes that occurred from late Tuesday to early Wednesday in the coastal
water near Pingtung County, southern Taiwan, have killed two, injured dozens and
caused severe economic losses."
"Mainland is greatly concerned about Taiwan's
earthquake disaster situation and entrusts ARATS to convey condolences to the
victims and deep sympathy to their families and all the people affected. We
sincerely hope that people in earthquake-hit areas could overcome the disaster
and restore normal life as early as possible," the letter reads.
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