Hungary sends medical and financial aid to Venezuela for earthquake victims
Budapest.- Hungary is sending Venezuela a humanitarian aid package with medical instruments and supplies, as well as money to support care for the victims of the double earthquake that struck the country last week, causing more than 2,200 deaths.
This was announced this Thursday by the Hungarian Prime Minister, Péter Magyar, who specified that, in addition to the aid package worth 705,000 euros which includes monitors, first aid materials, and medicinal products, Budapest is providing a financial contribution of 282,000 euros.
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This shipment is part of the European Union Civil Protection Mechanism, which coordinates the mobilization of resources among member states to assist the affected population.
On the other hand, the Hungarian House of Caracas -a cultural and social center financially supported by the Hungarian State- will receive a subsidy of 141,000 euros from Budapest so that it can host victims, Magyar indicated.
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