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The United Nations Has Eur 3.5 Million to Help the Jamaican Population After the Hurricane

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The United Nations announced that EUR 3.5 million of the Central Response Fund had been allocated to Emergency Response to help people affected by the Melissa strike in Jamaica.

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The United Nations announced that EUR 3.5 million of the Central Response Fund had been allocated to Emergency Response to help people affected by the Melissa strike in Jamaica.

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Following the devastating passage of Hurricane Melissa through the Caribbean, particularly western Jamaica last week, United Nations agencies are mobilizing to respond to the urgent needs of the affected populations. Alexis Masciarelli, Chief of Communications for Latin America and the Caribbean at the World Food Programme (WFP), explains in an interview […]

The head of the United Nations Humanitarian Affairs, Tom Fletcher, explained that "four million dollars of the Central Response Fund were allocated to emergency assistance to people affected by the Melissa strike in Jamaica". This amount "will allow UN agencies and their partners to increase aid that will be decisive," said Tom Fletcher, in a message published in his account of the social network X. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, spoke t…

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The UN Central Emergency Response Fund has already allocated four million dollars for humanitarian operations on the Caribbean island.

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The head of UN Humanitarian Affairs, Tom Fletcher, announced on Sunday that he will allocate $4 million (about €3.46 million) for urgent aid to the population affected by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica.

The millions of dollars in losses caused by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica are a "burden" that will affect the Caribbean nation's economy for years to come, a senior United Nations official said Sunday in Panama. Melissa, which caused nearly 50 deaths in the Caribbean, devastated entire regions of Jamaica and flooded Haiti and Cuba during its multi-day journey through the region. RELATED: Climate: Authorities declare Jamaica a "disaster zone" afte…

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