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IDB extends soft loan to tsunami-hit Indonesia
(AFP)

3 April 2005
RIYADH — The Islamic Development Bank (IDB) has extended a 25-million-dollar soft loan to Indonesia to help victims of last December’s tsunami disaster triggered by a massive earthquake.

The sum is part of a 443-million-dollar soft loan pledged by the IDB to help Indonesia rebuild stricken areas, a statement said.

IDB president Ahmad Mohammed Ali signed three agreements in Jakarta to build a school for orphans and to finance the construction and furnishing of a university, it said.

Indonesia was worst hit by the December 26 tragedy which devastated 12 Indian Ocean countries leaving more than 273,000 people dead or missing, including 220,416 in Indonesia.

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