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Mayor of Bogotá Maintains the Palacio De Los Deportes as a Collection Point

Mayor Carlos Fernando Galán reported that the capital collected more than 2,300 tons of humanitarian aid at the collection points arranged by the District

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Mayor of Bogotá Maintains the Palacio De Los Deportes as a Collection Point

Mayor Carlos Fernando Galán reported that the capital collected more than 2,300 tons of humanitarian aid at the collection points arranged by the District

2 hours ago·Bogota, Colombia

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Bogotá Sends 2,300 Tons of Aid After Earthquake and Leaves the Palacio De Los Deportes as the only Collection Centre

Humanitarian aid in the context of the earthquake in Colombia. Photo: Red Cross The mayor of Bogotá, Carlos Fernando Galán, handed over the balance of donations made by the capital to the areas of the Colombian West after the earthquake. According to the president, the city has sent more than 2,300 tons of humanitarian aid to the affected territories, transported in 175 trucks. In addition, he reported that another 400 tons remain available at t…

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Mayor of Bogotá Maintains the Palacio De Los Deportes as a Collection Point

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Mayor of Bogotá Maintains the Palacio De Los Deportes as a Collection Point

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