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Canada expresses concern for its continental friends. We hope a swift international response can limit the damage.
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Madagascar, as a country very well known for its regular, destructive cyclones, sends its condolences to the US and Mexico for this particularly destructive storm season. Are Mexico and the US able to give some information as to the level of damage incurred and any casualties?
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Madagascar, as a country very well known for its regular, destructive cyclones, sends its condolences to the US and Mexico for this particularly destructive storm season. Are Mexico and the US able to give some information as to the level of damage incurred and any casualties?
Madagascar, as a country very well known for its regular, destructive cyclones, sends its condolences to the US and Mexico for this particularly destructive storm season. Are Mexico and the US able to give some information as to the level of damage incurred and any casualties?
Anyways, thanks for your condolences
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/two-us...200700189.html
http://www.accuweather.com/en/weathe...-2014/26660844
http://www.pciaa.net/LegTrack/web/NA...4?opendocument
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If Madagascar could help it might be worthy to explain the level of damage and casualties.
Anyways, thanks for your condolences
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/two-us...200700189.html
http://www.accuweather.com/en/weathe...-2014/26660844
http://www.pciaa.net/LegTrack/web/NA...4?opendocument
If Madagascar could help it might be worthy to explain the level of damage and casualties.
Anyways, thanks for your condolences
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/two-us...200700189.html
http://www.accuweather.com/en/weathe...-2014/26660844
http://www.pciaa.net/LegTrack/web/NA...4?opendocument
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Whilst Madagascar appreciates that the US is currently facing a disaster situation and has every sympathy, we would respectfully point out that as a developed country with huge wealth, we find it a little disrespectful that the US is asking for help from Madagascar, a developing country with massive poverty. We are still trying to repair damage from massive cyclones not just from this year but from several years ago that ripped through already very fragile infrastructure, whilst recovering from a period of huge political instability following our coup d'état in 2009 and only recently re-elected new president. We would respectfully suggest that our friends in Europe or Australasia are probably in a much more able position to provide aid than impoverished African countries. We find it surprising that the US only feels the need to explain the extent of the catastrophe if there is going to be money at the end of it? Madagascar would suggest that it is in the US's interests to explain fully the extent of the disaster at hand and the most pressing needs, as this way, other countries, who may well feel able to respond, may be better assisted to consider their response. Is the US making an official request for aid?
Whilst Madagascar appreciates that the US is currently facing a disaster situation and has every sympathy, we would respectfully point out that as a developed country with huge wealth, we find it a little disrespectful that the US is asking for help from Madagascar, a developing country with massive poverty. We are still trying to repair damage from massive cyclones not just from this year but from several years ago that ripped through already very fragile infrastructure, whilst recovering from a period of huge political instability following our coup d'état in 2009 and only recently re-elected new president. We would respectfully suggest that our friends in Europe or Australasia are probably in a much more able position to provide aid than impoverished African countries. We find it surprising that the US only feels the need to explain the extent of the catastrophe if there is going to be money at the end of it? Madagascar would suggest that it is in the US's interests to explain fully the extent of the disaster at hand and the most pressing needs, as this way, other countries, who may well feel able to respond, may be better assisted to consider their response. Is the US making an official request for aid?
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(OOC - not sure how this can move forward without the US or Mexico offering some more information now?)
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The republic of the Philippines express deep concern about the forthcomming atlantic hurricane season. The Philippines also experiences a terrible typhoon season as seen on the last typhoon yolanda disaster. We offer any help that we as a country is capable of given our current economic and social situation.
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The DPRK welcomes this news, regarding it as divine retribution for the multitude of sins committed upon the human race by the USA.
Yet our glorious leader Kim Jong-un is not without mercy, and is willing to provide a share of our bountiful resources in alleviating human suffering caused by these hurricanes, on the condition that the USA adopts and isolationist foreign policy and commits to transitioning to a planned economy.
We await their response.
Yet our glorious leader Kim Jong-un is not without mercy, and is willing to provide a share of our bountiful resources in alleviating human suffering caused by these hurricanes, on the condition that the USA adopts and isolationist foreign policy and commits to transitioning to a planned economy.
We await their response.
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Australia also expresses its concerns for its international friends,we also do hope that a very swift response can therefore limit the actual damage that has been caused
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Atlantic Hurricane Season 2014 began on
Sunday, June 1 and ends on Sunday, November 30
These dates typically limit the period of each year when most tropical cyclones form in the Atlantic basin. This timeline documents tropical cyclone formations, strengthening, weakening, landfalls, extratropical transitions, and dissipations during the season.
Sunday, June 1 and ends on Sunday, November 30
These dates typically limit the period of each year when most tropical cyclones form in the Atlantic basin. This timeline documents tropical cyclone formations, strengthening, weakening, landfalls, extratropical transitions, and dissipations during the season.
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