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The UK
has
today
committed
to help
rebuild
the
lives
and
livelihoods
of the
displaced
civilians
in Sri
Lankan,
states a
press
release
issued
by the
Department
for
International
Development
(DFID).
International
Development
Minister
Mike
Foster
allocated
£3
million
to
assist
the
first
stages
of
recovery
from the
conflict
and
prepare
for
displaced
civilians
to
return
home
from the
camps.
It
also
said
conditions
in the
camps
are
improving.
As
humanitarian
access
has
increased,
aid
agencies
have
been
able to
set up
emergency
health
services
and
deliver
urgently
needed
medicines
and
food.
When
the
civilians
are able
to
return
home,
the UK’s
commitment
will
help
provide
logistics,
transport,
emergency
shelters
and
rebuild
basic
services
for
families
returning
home
from the
camps.
As
part of
the UK’s
£3
million
funding,
DFID
stands
ready to
support
international
humanitarian
de-mining
agencies
in their
work.
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