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No decision on state aid program due to flooding

Lower Saxony has not yet decided whether there will be a state aid program due to the floods. It is still too early for this, said a government spokeswoman in Hanover on Friday. The spokesperson pointed out that the extent of the damage was not yet clear enough.

,   and  Viktoria Klein
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The river Ihme has burst its banks at the Ihme-Zentrum in the city center. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
The river Ihme has burst its banks at the Ihme-Zentrum in the city center. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Hanover - No decision on state aid program due to flooding

Lower Saxony has not yet decided whether there will be a state aid program due to the floods. It is still too early for this, said a government spokeswoman in Hanover on Friday. The spokesperson pointed out that the extent of the damage was not yet clear enough.

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Despite the ongoing bad weather in Hanover, the officials are still assessing the extent of the flood damage before deciding on a state aid program in Lower Saxony. The affected areas in Hanover are hoping for swift and adequate assistance from the government to help them recuperate from the flood devastation.

Source: www.stern.de

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