Government Releases R$ 68.6 Million to Fight Fires and Drought in the North
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Acre receives R$19.3 million from the federal government for actions to deal with drought Richard Lauriano/Amazon Network Acre received R$19.3 million from the federal government for actions to deal with drought. The value was guaranteed by the Ministry of Integration and Regional Development (MIDR) after approval of 15 work plans presented to meet the needs caused by drought in the state. The 22 Acre municipalities have federal recognition of c…
Brasilia, Oct 28 (Latin Press) The Brazilian government released R$68.6 million ($12.8 million) to deal with forest fires and drought in three states in the northern region, affected by climate emergencies. The post They target resources to deal with fires and drought in Brazil first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The Federal Government informed on Wednesday (28) that it released R$ 68.6 million for fire fighting actions in states of the North Region. The resources, sent to the Amazon, Pará and Acre, are also intended to combat drought and drought. The Ministry of Integration and Regional Development (MIDR) also informed that it sent technicians from the National Civil Defense to the states. They will assist, especially the Amazonian and Paraná municipali…
The federal resources, sent to the Amazon, Pará and Acre, are also destined for the fight against drought and drought The post government releases R $ 68.6 million to fight forest fires in the North apareceu primeiro em AMAZONAS ATUAL.
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