Government pledges aid to Libyan civilians

The Government has pledged €250,000 towards the evacuation of innocent civilians fleeing from the conflict in Libya.

Thu, 24 Mar, 2011 - 18:11

The Government has pledged €250,000 towards the evacuation of innocent civilians fleeing from the conflict in Libya.

The funding for the International Organisation for Migration (IoM) will be used to repatriate foreign nationals desperate to cross into Egypt and Tunisia.

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