El Salvador Ready to Fly First Cargo Plane of Earthquake Relief to Colombia Tonight.
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Mexico City, Aug. 12 (EFE).- Mexico began sending 58.5 tons of humanitarian aid to Colombia this Wednesday, after receiving a request from the government of that country to respond to the emergency caused by the magnitude 7.4 earthquake on Monday, said Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum. “Today, aid is coming out for Colombia. Yesterday, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, we were asked by the government of Colombia for some specific issue…
He announced that in the next few days the second flight will leave to attend the disaster in the face of the recent earthquake of magnitude 7.4
The second plane sent by El Salvador to Colombia has already taken off with 50 tons of humanitarian aid, destined for the people affected by the earthquake that struck the South American country. This new flight completes the sending of 100 tons of humanitarian assistance, distributed on two aircraft. The operation seeks to contribute to the attention of the communities that face the consequences of the emergency and need support while the respo…
In total, the Government of El Salvador has sent two cargo planes with 100 tons of humanitarian aid. EL SALVADOR.- President Nayib Bukele reported that the second plane with humanitarian aid is already en route to Colombia. The cargo includes 50 tons of inputs destined to support the communities impacted by the earthquake of magnitude 7.4. “The second plane with 50 tons of humanitarian aid for those affected by the earthquake has already taken o…
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