A group of South Korean female business leaders said Friday they are planning to provide assistance to women and children in the areas hit by the March 11 quake and tsunami.
The aid will take the form of a cash donation of $100,000, goods worth $150,000 and other assistance, including business advice for women living there and psychological care for victims over the next five years.
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