Govt pledges €750,000 in emergency relief to Mozambique

The Government has announced a donation of €750,000 to help flood victims in Mozambique.

Tue, 20 Feb, 2007 - 18:16

The Government has announced a donation of €750,000 to help flood victims in Mozambique.

Aid Minister Conor Lenihan said the money would be made available immediately to Irish NGOs and other international agencies working there.

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