US EditionUnited Nations Supports the Recovery of Agricultural Areas in Santiago De Cuba
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Just over three months after Hurricane Melissa passed through the Cuban east, agricultural areas in Santiago de Cuba show a progressive recovery, as a result of anticipatory actions promoted by the United Nations system in Cuba, in coordination with the Ministry of Agriculture and national and territorial authorities. The post-United Nations supports the recovery of agricultural areas in Santiago de Cuba first appeared on Cubadebate.
infobae The organization Caritas reported that the shipment, consisting of food and hygiene products, will be distributed in the eastern region of the country after the cyclone, with the support of local volunteers Cuba received on Wednesday a third shipment of humanitarian aid from the United States for those affected by Hurricane Melissa in the eastern region of the country. According to the Catholic organization Caritas, the cargo, which arri…
According to the report of Caritas, one of the organizations responsible for the distribution of aid in the Cuban East, 648 food kits and 510 hygiene kits were transported in this flight.
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