Norway Sends Tsunami Relief to Indonesia

By // 08 November 2010

Norway will contribute 6 million Norwegian kroner (USD1 million) to the post-tsunami relief operations in Indonesia.

The money will be channeled through the Norwegian Red Cross to its counterpart in Indonesia, Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre said in a news release.

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