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France Sends 10 Tons of Humanitarian Aid to Colombia After Earthquake

France delivered 10 tons of supplies to support 200 families affected by the August 10 earthquake in Colombia.

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As of Monday, the UNGRD had recorded 331 deaths, 240 missing persons, and 4,439 injuries resulting from the earthquake. [1] France sent 10 tons of humanitarian aid to Colombia to support 200 families affected by the earthquake that struck the country on August 10. [2] Germany made official accusations against Russia for a drone attack on Leipzig Airport, with German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt claiming Moscow is responsible. [3] The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned a representative of the Russian embassy in Paris to express its most resolute protest regarding the Leipzig Airport incident. [4] The aid was destined for the Colombian National Unit for Disaster Risk Management (UNGRD) and was transported in an operation directed by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs Crisis and Support Center. [5] The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Monday that the cargo, which includes tents, tools, kitchenware, floor mats, covers, and water, hygiene, and sanitation materials, arrived in Colombia on Saturday. [6] French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot stated that the summons was based on facts provided by German authorities. [7] The incident involved unmanned aerial vehicles at Leipzig Airport in Germany. [8]
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  1. As of Monday, the UNGRD had recorded 331 deaths, 240 missing persons, and 4,439 injuries resulting from the earthquake. · ELHERALDO.COColombia
  2. France sent 10 tons of humanitarian aid to Colombia to support 200 families affected by the earthquake that struck the country on August 10. · ELHERALDO.COColombia
  3. Germany made official accusations against Russia for a drone attack on Leipzig Airport, with German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt claiming Moscow is responsible. · Lenta.ruRussia
  4. The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned a representative of the Russian embassy in Paris to express its most resolute protest regarding the Leipzig Airport incident. · Lenta.ruRussia
  5. The aid was destined for the Colombian National Unit for Disaster Risk Management (UNGRD) and was transported in an operation directed by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs Crisis and Support Center. · ELHERALDO.COColombia
  6. The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Monday that the cargo, which includes tents, tools, kitchenware, floor mats, covers, and water, hygiene, and sanitation materials, arrived in Colombia on Saturday. · ELHERALDO.COColombia
  7. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot stated that the summons was based on facts provided by German authorities. · Lenta.ruRussia
  8. The incident involved unmanned aerial vehicles at Leipzig Airport in Germany. · Lenta.ruRussia
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