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A further US $1 million for flood victims

    JOHANNESBURG

    The European Commission has approved just under US $1 million to provide assistance for the completion of the resettlement of an estimated 18,850 families, a statement from the commission said this week.

    It said the aid would be channelled via the Humanitarian Aid Office of the European Commission (ECHO) and would allow non-governmental organisations to carry out projects on food security, water and sanitation and shelter in Gaza, Inhambane and Sofala provinces in southern Mozambique.

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