Malaysian government donates (200,000) dollars in relief for victims o

Malaysian government donates (200,000) dollars in relief for victims of floods hit Sudan

Kuala Lumpur-Malaysian government announced on Monday that it will donate (200,000) dollars in relief for victims of the heavy rains and floods that hit Sudanese city last month.
The torrents swept recently a number of areas around the Sudanese capital of Khartoum and Sharq Al-Neel in Khartoum State and led to considerable damage.
Malaysia's Foreign Minister, Datuk Seri Anifah Aman, said in a press conference to mobilize support for the affected people, in the presence of Sudanese Ambassador to Malaysia, that his Government is watching with great concern the situation of torrential rains and floods in Sudan and has commissioned a study to provide relief assistance to Sudanese Government
More than 300,000 people across Sudan have been affected by floods that have killed nearly 50 people in August, the World Health Organization has said.
Sudanese interior ministry said figures show that 53 people were killed, 77 inured, 40,578 families affected, 20,207 homes completely collapsed and 21,999 partially damaged, 3,000 ######### of livestock perished and 251 public buildings were impacted that were primarily school