Power to meet Pakistan Ambassador over flooding

Junior Minister Peter Power will today meet with the Ambassador to Pakistan to discuss Ireland's response to the disaster.

Power to meet Pakistan Ambassador over flooding
Mon, 16 Aug, 2010 - 08:21

Junior Minister Peter Power will today meet with the Ambassador to Pakistan to discuss Ireland's response to the disaster.

Ireland has donated €750,000 in support and its Rapid Response Corps remain on stand-by for deployment.

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