Anjali Sharma
GG News Bureau
UNITED NATIONS, 28th Feb. UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric on Tuesday told reporters in New York that the UN, Government and partners have launched a $674 million plan to meet humanitarian needs in Haiti this year.
Mr. Dujarric told reporters that the plan seeks to provide food, shelter, health, education and protection services for 3.6 million people.
He said it comes against the backdrop of a serious protection crisis for millions in Haiti.
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