Ah Timor Leste yang kafir itu juga ikut membantu...
Tak banyak pasti, karena negaranya juga miskin.
Dan Nepal juga!
Tidak banyak, saya yakin, karena negeri itu sungguh miskin.
Sungguh mengharukan rasa solidaritas yang datang dari orang
kafir itu.
On 4 Jan 2005, at 20:54, YapHongGie wrote:
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> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/4145259.stm
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> Last Updated: Tuesday, 4 January, 2005, 12:41 GMT
> Tsunami aid: Who's giving what
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> Donations of money and assistance have been pouring in to international aid
> agencies from governments and individuals in the wake of the tsunami
> disaster in Asia. Here are the pledges made so far:
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> Japan
> $500m in government donations, 120 civilian emergency workers sent to
> tsunami-hit countries.
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> USA
> $350m in government donations, plus military assistance involving 12,600
> personnel, 21 ships, 14 cargo planes and 48 helicopters. Private donations
> are also pouring in, with $120m donated to the US branches of the Red Cross,
> Oxfam and Save the Children, and to Catholic Relief Services.
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> World Bank
> $250m diverted from existing programmes to cover emergency needs while
> longer-term reconstruction needs are assessed.
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> Norway
> $182m in government donations, plus $30m raised in private donations.
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> Asian Development Bank
> $175m has been diverted from existing programmes in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and
> the Maldives. The bank says up to $150m more could be made available in new
> loans.
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> FROM THE WORLD'S POOREST
> Russian town of Beslan - scene of a bloody school siege last year - pledged
> 1m roubles ($36,000) from the fund set up after the mass hostage-taking
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> Mozambique - one of the world's poorest nations - has donated $100,000
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> Nepal and East Timor have also pledged donations
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> Britain
> $96m in government donations, plus $140m in private donations which the
> government has pledged to match. Two RAF planes, a C-17 and a Tristar, are
> helping to deliver aid to the region. Chancellor Gordon Brown is pushing a
> proposal for the debts of the affected nations to be frozen.
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> Italy
> $95m in government aid. Six to eight police forensics specialists have been
> sent to Thailand to help to identify bodies. Public donations totalling $20m
> had been collected by New Year's Day.
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> Sweden
> $80m in government donations, plus $60m in private donations including money
> raised during two telethons.
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> Spain
> $68m in government donations, and a medical team has been sent to Sri Lanka.
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> France
> $66m in government donations, plus an estimated $47m raised in private
> donations. A medical team has been sent to Sri Lanka.
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> Canada
> $66m in government donations, plus at least $29m raised in private donations
> with a government commitment to match every dollar donated by the public.
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> China
> $60m in government donations, plus $1.8m donated to the Chinese Red Cross.
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> Denmark
> $54m in government aid. Denmark is reported to be diverting an additional
> $21m from existing environmental protection programmes in Indonesia and
> Thailand, and will also contribute a field hospital, transport vehicles and
> a ship to the UN aid effort, the AFP news agency says.
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> Australia
> $46m has been donated in government aid, and donations from the public total
> $58m. About 350 military staff, four military helicopters, a troop transport
> ship, a military health support team and a water purification plant are
> being sent to Indonesia, as well as a team of volunteer medical
> professionals. Reports in the Australian press suggest Prime Minister John
> Howard is considering an additional $390m aid package to help rebuild the
> country.
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> Netherlands
> $34m has been donated by the government and aid groups say a further $35m
> has been raised in private donations. A Dutch police identification team has
> been sent to Thailand.
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> European Union
> $31m in aid, although EU External Relations Commissioner Benita
> Ferrero-Waldner has said this may be increased by tens of millions of euros.
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> Germany
> $27m in government aid. Germany is also sending a mobile hospital to Aceh
> and a military ship with two helicopters, aid supplies, water treatment
> equipment and an operating theatre on board. The public have donated an
> estimated $41m.
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> Countries in the region
> India
> The Indian military is staging its biggest relief operation ever in Sri
> Lanka, the Maldives and Indonesia. This involves at least 16,000 troops, 32
> navy ships, 41 aircraft including at least 16 helicopters, several medical
> teams and a mobile hospital. The air force has so far lifted 10,000 tonnes
> of relief supplies.
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> Bangladesh
> Bangladesh has dispatched 111 soldiers to Sri Lanka and the Maldives, with a
> further 46 expected to join them. Two planes and two helicopters will carry
> the troops together with aid supplies.
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> Pakistan
> Pakistan plans to send 500 military staff in medical and engineering teams
> to Indonesia and Sri Lanka.
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