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Indonesian Earthquake and Tsunami
A devastating 7.4-magnitude earthquake and tsunami struck the west coast of Sulawesi in Indonesia, causing deaths, injuries and displacement.
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Indonesia Earthquake and Tsunami
1.5 Million People affected by this disaster
They need Your Help Today
A devastating 7.4-magnitude earthquake and tsunami struck the west coast of Sulawesi in Indonesia.
These coming days are critical for saving lives. People have lost their homes. They need emergency shelter, medical care, food, clean water, protection, and psychosocial support.
$750 will provide shelter for a person who has lost everything
$3650 is enough to buy an emergency tent for an entire family
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In its annual Global Trends report, UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency said 68.5 million people were displaced as of the end of 2017. Among them were 16.2 million people who became displaced during 2017 itself, either for the first time or repeatedly.
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