Overseas Aid minister Power to attend UN meeting on Pakistan

The UN General Assembly is to hold an emergency meeting tomorrow to discuss the Pakistan flooding crisis.

Overseas Aid minister Power to attend UN meeting on Pakistan
Wed, 18 Aug, 2010 - 12:39

The UN General Assembly is to hold an emergency meeting tomorrow to discuss the Pakistan flooding crisis.

The meeting is aimed at ensuring the most coordinated response possible to the disaster which has so far left 20 million people homeless.

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