Maputo — The Mozambican government's Disaster
Management Coordinating Council on Friday presented its
contingency plan for the 2002/03 agricultural year, which
envisages expenditure of up to 46 million US dollars for
activities intended to minimise the effects of natural disasters.
Addressing representatives of the donor community and of
civil society, the director of the country's relief agency, the
National Disasters Management Institute (INGC), Silvano Langa,
stressed that the main problem facing the country remains drought
over much of central and southern Mozambique.
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