SEOUL, Oct 13 (Bernama-Yonhap) -- South Korea plans to provide US$300,000 worth of humanitarian aid to Panama following a strong earthquake in the Central American country last week, Seoul's foreign ministry said Tuesday, Yonhap News Agency reported.
World : South Korea To Offer US$300,000 Worth Of Humanitarian Aid To Quake-Hit Panama
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South Korea will provide $300,000 in humanitarian aid to Panama after a 7.7-magnitude earthquake damaged many facilities.
- South Korea's foreign ministry announced the aid for Panama's earthquake recovery.
- The earthquake damaged 29 health facilities, 419 schools, and over 800 homes.
- The aid will be delivered through international organizations.
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