Red Cross Aid For Papua New Guinea
NEWS RELEASE
30 November 2007
New Zealand Red Cross humanitarian aid flies into flood affected Papua New Guinea
Essential humanitarian aid supplies from New Zealand Red Cross will be flown into flood affected Papua New Guinea tomorrow on a Royal New Zealand Air Force C130 Hercules.
150 complete kitchen sets, water containers, tarpaulins and 1200 blankets will provide some immediate relief for the large number of people affected by the floods that hit the region following several days of heavy rain caused by tropical cyclone Guba.
New Zealand Red Cross has also released $10,000 from their disaster relief emergency fund to assist the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies appeal.
Rosemarie North,
New Zealand Red Cross’ humanitarian aid worker assisting
with information and media liaison duties remains in Papua
New Guinea at the request of the International Federation of
Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. Rosemarie can be
contacted direct on +675 657 6260 for interviews and
information updates. She intends to be at the Girua
airfield when the C130 Hercules lands with its humanitarian
aid
supplies.
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