EU's 5 Billion Euro Aid for Poland May Not Cover All Flood Losses, Minister Says
WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski said on Friday a pledge worth 5 billion euros ($5.6 billion) from the European Union to help the country cope with the fallout from its worst flooding in at least two decades may not be enough to cover its losses.
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Flood Relief: We Know the EU Funds Poland Will Receive. 10 billion to all the countriesPoland will receive 5 billion from the European Union for post-flood reconstruction. This is half of the total amount Brussels plans to allocate to help Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, and ...
Poland declared a state of emergency on Monday in southwestern regions after severe flooding left at least three dead and ...
(Bloomberg) -- Poland will outline a complex reconstruction plan for the regions affected by the flood after the water ...
In flood-affected areas of southwestern Poland, the police have arrested 10 individuals for looting. Fraudsters are also attempting to profit from fake charity campaigns and spreading misinformation ...
Poland’s government has allocated 1 billion zloty ($260 million) in its budget reserve for providing relief to the ...
The Polish Football Association (PZPN) has announced a fund of more than $450,000 to help clubs affected by severe floods in ...
Germany has offered to send Poland soldiers to help with its flood areas, but the details have not yet been agreed, the ...
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