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Bulgaria has received a donation from Hungary to help with the effort to eliminate the damage from the deadly floods in the southern parts of the country.
Through the Monitoring and Information Center (MIC), operated by the European Commission in Brussels, Hungary has provided 100 000 bags for sand, Bulgaria's Interior Ministry's press office reported Friday.
The donation certificate was handed officially Friday to Deputy Interior Minister, Veselin Vuchkov by Hungarian Ambassador to Bulgaria Judith Lang.
Lang reminded that two years ago, when her country was hit by floods, Bulgaria had offered similar assistance. She said the donation was an extended hand to a friend.
Vuchkov thanked the Ambassador on behalf of the entire cabinet and assured her that the bags will get to the affected areas and will be used on this same day – Friday.
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