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Twenty-four people died after the storm “Boris” passed.

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Flood relief: Austria receives 500 million euros from the EU

Following the flood summit in Poland on Thursday evening, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced ten billion euros for the flood-affected regions in Central Europe. 500 million are to go to Austria. AUSTRIA. At the flood summit, affected countries discussed protective measures and reconstruction. Federal Chancellor Karl Nehammer (ÖVP) was on site. With the increase in the Austrian disaster fund to one billion euros, a total of 1.…

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The EU releases 10 billion euros for countries affected by...

Twenty-four people died after the storm “Boris” passed.

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Boris storm: the European Union announces the release of 10 billion euros for the countries affected

The President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen went to Wroclaw in south-western Poland on Thursday 19 September to meet the leaders of the countries devastated by storm Boris last weekend. A flash meeting that led to the release of European funds to begin reconstruction, while some cities are still under water.

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Billions in aid from the EU. The head of the European Commission announced

The countries affected by the floods will be able to benefit from 10 billion euros from the Cohesion Fund, the head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen announced in Wroclaw. According to her, 100% of these funds will come from the EU budget.

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Storms: EU supports Austria with 500 million euros

Together with its own disaster fund, Austria now has 1.5 billion euros in aid available. In total, the EU is supporting affected countries with ten billion euros.

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EU aid for Poland after floods. D. Tusk revealed the amount

We must join forces to face the elements - said the head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen in Wrocław. She added that the countries affected by the flood will be able to use 10 billion euros from the Cohesion Fund. After the conference, a journalist from Polsat News asked Donald Tusk about the details of the aid arrangements. - It will be five billion euros - said the prime minister.

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