UNITED NATIONS, May 24 (Xinhua) The United Nations on Wednesday allocated 8.5 million U.S. dollars to aid 335,000 people in the worst-hit areas of storm-batt
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this is done properly canada has reacted by saying they will take. but given the scale of the defeat that we have seen over the course of the last two days, we need to act fast as well and we need to say quite clearly to the regime in kabul that we expect safe passage for those refugees that will need to find a place of sanctuary. the forein find a place of sanctuary. the foreign secretary find a place of sanctuary. the foreign secretary said this morning on radio and television that britain was a bighearted nation when he was asked about how many refugees this country might take from afghanistan. do you think that would extend to 35,000 people? i do you think that would extend to 35.000 people? 35,000 people? i think if we use the rationale that 35,000 people? i think if we use the rationale that we 35,000 people? i think if we use the rationale that we used 35,000 people? i think if we use the rationale that we used in 35,000 people? i think if we use the rationale that
ago by a spanish admiral. the oldest american city they like to call it. what they had here was an eight foot storm surge. where i m standing now, the water was up around mid calf let me it is a now gone, it s gron the main part of the city as well. which is good news. but when the storm surge was on its way the mayor here put out an evacuation order for the 13,5,000 citizens. only half of them acknowledged it. they had to go through the flooding. they were stuck quite a while. the city was closed down, emergency services weren t running. fortunately, no one was hurt, which is a good thing. but it goes to show the importance of following through an those evacuation orders. electricity is still a major problem in the state of florida. around a million people still without power at last count. when we were drying up from melbourne to here we did see a