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The World Bank has doubled its contribution to tsunami-stricken Samoa after a visit from its managing director. Full Article at New Zealand Herald
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APIA, November 2, 2009— Juan Jose Daboub, Managing Director of the World Bank, today announced that the World Bank will double its financial contribution to Samoa, from USD 20 million to USD 40 million, in order to help the country respond to the... Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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Your Views Send your condolences to those affected by the Samoan tragedy Government health efforts in Samoa are focusing on recovery, as demand for acute and emergency surgery decreases. Full Article at New Zealand Herald
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Your Views Send your condolences to those affected by the Samoan tragedy New Zealand and Australia will jointly give $12.2 million in aid to help Samoa rebuild after the tsunami which took more than 180 lives. Full Article at New Zealand Herald
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We are continuing to rotate staff up to Samoa, and this will carry on for some weeks yet
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Many Pacific Islanders living in New Zealand are experiencing personal suffering from this catastrophe and like many Kiwi businesses we have a large number of employees with family and friends directly affected by the tsunami
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The payment will provide some initial relief efforts and keep things ticking along
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Natural disasters have a devastating impact wherever they strike but nowhere more so than in the developing world. It is right that we should play our part in the relief and recovery efforts in Indonesia and the Philippines. Britain stands ready to support those in need in times of crisis through Govern...
