Government pledges earthquake aid

The Government today pledged €1m worth of aid for victims of the earthquake in Iran.

Government pledges earthquake aid
Sat, 27 Dec, 2003 - 08:58

The Government today pledged €1m worth of aid for victims of the earthquake in Iran.

Tom Kitt, the Minister for Development Co-operation and Human Rights, said the assistance would be used for the rescue operation and to meet immediate humanitarian needs.

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