China suspends mango imports from Taiwan as pest on the fruit poses serious threat, says Chinese state media

China's customs authority has suspended mango imports from Taiwan from Monday, said the state-run People's Daily, after detecting pests on the fruit.

The pest poses a serious threat to China's agriculture, the newspaper said, citing a spokesperson from the State Council.

In another development, China's finance ministry, as well as the water resources ministry, have allocated a further 500 million yuan to help disaster-stricken residents in national flood storage areas restore normal production as quickly as possible, the finance ministry said in a statement on Monday.

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