Ireland to aid flood victims in India

Ireland is sending €350,000 to help people affected by recent flooding in Bihar in India.

Sun, 07 Sep, 2008 - 11:45

Ireland is sending €350,000 to help people affected by recent flooding in Bihar in India.

The aid will provide for immediate needs, such as food and medical assistance for the millions of people whose homes and villages have been washed away.

The money will be allocated through Ireland's NGO partners in India.

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