Thai touch down: Arriving in Bangkok, Premier Wen Jiabao said the Mainland will exchange experiences with regional leaders in a candid, responsible and co-operative manner.

Premier Wen Jiabao said he is delighted to see that the atypical pneumonia situation in Hong Kong has stabilised.

In Bangkok for the Special ASEAN-China Leaders Meeting on Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, Mr Wen said under the leadership of the Hong Kong Government and with the unity of the community, the battle against the virus can be won.

He sent his warm regards to atypical pneumonia patients and expressed his condolences to its victims.

Mr Wen said the Central Government will give full support and provide all its resources to help Hong Kong contain the virus spread.

Medical materials and healthcare workers could be provided if necessary, he said, without expense to Hong Kong.

He said we should be rational and that support and unity is more important in times of difficulty. We will have a better understanding on the importance of this after the crisis, he added.

Saying that his participation in Bangkok clearly indicated that the Mainland is willing to face reality and the world, Mr Wen urged people to trust the Mainland government and its people.

Mr Wen said he hopes regional leaders will co-operate in the fight against atypical pneumonia, and said he will exchange experiences with leaders in a candid, responsible and co-operative manner.

Meanwhile, Chief Executive Tung Chee Hwa briefed Premier Wen on the Government's relief measures to soothe the economic pain brought by the outbreak.

Mr Tung also expressed his heartfelt thanks to Mr Wen for supporting Hong Kong in the virus fight.

He said although some areas of the Mainland are under threat from the virus, the Central Government has still offered resources to help Hong Kong. This clearly shows the Mainland's care for Hong Kong, he added.