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February 29, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Samsung donates $107 million to oil spill victims

Samsung Heavy Industries, whose vessel was involved in South Korea’s worst oil spill, said on Friday it was donating some $ 107 million to help victims which they rejected as inadequate. Samsung Heavy said it would give 100 billion won (107 million dollars) to provide quick aid for thousands of peop

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Samsung Heavy Industries, whose vessel was involved in South Korea’s worst oil spill, said on Friday it was donating some $ 107 million to help victims which they rejected as inadequate. Samsung Heavy said it would give 100 billion won (107 million dollars) to provide quick aid for thousands of people hit by the December 7 oil spill off the west coast.

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