BREAKING NEWS: Japan to give flood-hit Nepal $2 mil. to help identify bodies recovered
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The Japanese government has announced it will provide an additional $2 million in aid to Nepal to support the identification and DNA testing processes for remains affected by floods and landslides.
The Government of Japan announced a grant of 298 million yen, equivalent to some $2 million, to support Nepal in identifying the victims of the devastating flood that occurred about three weeks ago. The assistance will be mainly aimed at the acquisition of DNA testing equipment, due to the large number of remains unidentified. In addition to the financial contribution, Japan will send a team of specialists to collaborate directly with the Nepale…
The Japanese government announced it will send $2 million in aid to Nepal to help identify bodies that have been severely damaged by the floods.
The Japanese government has announced it will send $2 million in aid to Nepal to help identify bodies after floods and landslides struck the country.
Japan sent IDR 35.37 billion in aid to identify victims of the Nepal disaster that killed 1,396 people and left thousands missing.
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