List of donations from various countries in the 512 earthquake

The details of donations from various countries in Wenchuan earthquake are as follows:

Saudi Arabia donated $5 million in cash and $1 million in materials.

Canada donated 31 million Canadian dollars in aid.

India donated $5 million in relief materials.

Japan provided about 5 million yen in emergency assistance.

Russia, providing four batches of relief materials, with a value of $4 million.

Norway, providing 2 million NOK.

Italy provided 5, euros and 1.5 million euros of relief materials.

Turkey, providing 2 million US dollars in aid.

Britain, providing 1 million pounds of assistance.

Spain, providing 1 million euros in aid.

Irish government, providing 1 million euros in aid.

Malaysia, providing $1.5 million in aid.

Israel provided $1.5 million in relief supplies.

Belgium, providing 65, euros in emergency assistance.

Pakistan donated 1 million dollars worth of relief materials.

South Korea, providing rescue funds and relief materials worth $1 million.

Algeria, providing $1 million in emergency assistance.

Australia, providing 1 million Australian dollars in aid.

Finland, providing 5, euros in aid.

the Netherlands, providing 5, euros in aid.

Germany provided 5, euros to help China with disaster relief.

Thailand donated $5,. Princess sirindhorn of Thailand donated 1, RMB to the disaster area. The Red Cross Society of Thailand and King Bhumibol's "Chappatana" Development Foundation each donated US$ 1, to the Red Cross Society of China.

France, providing materials worth 38, euros.

Laos, providing timber assistance worth 5, US dollars.

the United States provided 5, U.S. dollars in aid.

New Zealand, providing NZ $5, in aid.

Switzerland, providing assistance of 4, Swiss francs.

Denmark has provided 75, Danish kroner and more than 1 million Danish kroner in relief materials.

Croatia, providing 2, euros in aid.

Greek government, providing 2, euros in emergency aid.

Singapore, providing $2, in material assistance.

Vietnam, providing $2, in cash assistance.

the Brazilian government provided $2, in material assistance.

Slovenia, providing 1, euros in aid.

north Korean government, providing $1, in emergency assistance.

Cambodia donated $1,.

Samoa, providing $1, in aid.

Poland, providing $1, in aid.

Lithuania donated LTL 2,.

Luxembourg, providing 5, euros in aid.

Mongolia, providing $5, in emergency and effective assistance.

Estonia donated 5, Estonian kroner.

The Czech government provided 7, Czech kroner in material aid

Albania provided 4, US dollars in aid.

Mozambique donated 4, yuan.