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South Korea sends aid to flood-ravaged North

] - 23. Agosto 2007 - 8:53

SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea sent its first batch of emergency aid on Thursday to relieve flooding in North Korea that has killed hundreds, and a top Pyongyang official said the North is aiming to restore basic services by the end of September.

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