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That’s one of the biggest challenges in disaster relief. Seller said only about 40 percent to 42 percent of the money raised for the tsunami disaster had been used. Melia added that about $165 million was raised for the tsunami and about $30 million was spent in the first six months, while about $145 million has been raised for the Haiti earthquake and about $19 million spent in the first six months.
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