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More Aid to Hurricane Felix Victims in Nicaragua
More humanitarian aid continues arriving for the thousand victims of Hurricane Felix in northeast Nicaragua on Saturday, where central authorities coordinate recovery tasks with native community leaders.

The International Plan organization, in charge of boosting community development, with special assistance to children, Saturday announced the sending of another 150 tons of humanitarian supply to the pounded areas.

According to the representative of the International Plan in Nicaragua, Mariella Greco, the organization is currently supporting 1,134 families from nine indigenous misquito communities of the North Atlantic Indigenous Region, in which, she warned, another 63 villages were damaged.

Meanwhile, the Nicaraguan Army confirms that over 2000 tons of humanitarian aid was sent to that region after Hurricane Felix hit it on September 4.
 


 

 

 

 
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