Indonesia orders foreign aid workers to register for travel

Foreign relief workers could be expelled if they don’t declare travel plans in Indonesia’s tsunami-devastated Aceh province, the government said today citing security concerns, as the United Nations appealed to donors to follow through with promises of aid.

Indonesia orders foreign aid workers to register for travel

Foreign relief workers could be expelled if they don’t declare travel plans in Indonesia’s tsunami-devastated Aceh province, the government said today citing security concerns, as the United Nations appealed to donors to follow through with promises of aid.

So far, governments and international development banks have pledged an unprecedented $4bn (€3bn) to help victims of the December 26 earthquake and killer waves that left more than 150,000 people dead in nearly a dozen countries.

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