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Aid goes to Fiji after Cyclone Tomas
Baltimore News.Net
Wednesday 17th March, 2010
Aid is being sent to the Fiji islands which have been hard hit by Cyclone Tomas.
Many villages were completely wiped out by the winds, which peaked over the weekend at 250 kilometres per hour.
Much of the accommodation on Fiji's islands consists of beach type shacks, which were simply ripped through when the cyclonic winds were at their worst.
Phone lines were knocked down and trees snapped like twigs.
The island of Vanua Levu has seen most of the extreme damage.
The Australian Defence Force has sent Hercules aircraft to Suva in southern Fiji with eight tonnes of aid, and local authorities are expected to start delivering it to those in most need.  Email this story to a friend
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Anonymous
03-17-10, 08:28 PM |
Fiji gets aid after severe cyclone
As long as their loser president dont take it for him self..As for the people of fiji..We prey for you lot. Take care in the worst sitution upon you!
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Anonymous
03-18-10, 09:10 AM |
How cute it is.
Bring the cyclone to create an opening for military and/or economic strangulation.
Aren’t you tired of the game evildoers?
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