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The UN releases $160 million to address twelve humanitarian crises around the world

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The United Nations has released 160 million dollars from its emergency fund to address twelve humanitarian crises globally. The announcement was made on Friday by the spokesperson for the Secretary-General at the United Nations headquarters.

The allocated funds are intended to provide relief in several nations experiencing critical humanitarian conditions. Among the twelve countries identified as recipients of this aid are Afghanistan, Cuba, Palestine, Sudan, and Yemen.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Headline 2 Highlights specific nations receiving aid in the headline
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