2011 Sendai Earthquake And Tsunami, Tōhoku Region, Pacific Ocean

The People's Republic of China has sent US$167,000 in aid so far, as well as a 15-member rescue team which left Beijing on Sunday, 13 March 2011. Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen ordered the Cambodian government to donate US$100,000 in aid. Malaysia sent in a search and rescue team, with doctors and medical assistants. Singapore sent in a search and rescue team. The nation of Afghanistan donated $50,000 to Japan; a very notable donation given the circumstances the war-torn nation of Afghanistan finds itself in.
Information and support
Among several resources offered to help people find earthquake survivors and obtain information about loved ones in Japan are: Disaster Message Board Web171 operated by Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, International Committee of the Red Cross Google Person Finder; websites of the Australian Embassy; US Department of State;, UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office., and the Honshu Quake wiki operated by the CrisisCommons volunteer community.