would arrive in order to help in the reparation of the Dique Channel. Israel On December 12, 2010, following a decision of the IDF and the Israeli Ministry of Defense, a delegation from the Home Front Command was sent, carrying approximately 50 tons of equipment including 20 tons of dry food, five thousand medical kits, two thousand blankets, one thousand ponchos, one thousand mattresses and one hundred tents. Ecuador The government of Ecuador donated 32 tons of food and supplies for the victims. The supplies are mostly military rations which use has proven successful in other disasters. The national secretary of Risk Management Maria del Pilar Cornejo said "although we are a country limited in resources that doesn't limit our capacity to help, we had been helped before and in one way or another we are giving back". Russia Russia sent a plane with 50 tents, 2,000 blankets, two mobile power stations and 500 kilograms of medical supplies. See also 2011 Colombia floods 2010 Bolivia forest fires 2010 Northeastern Brazil floods Climate of Colombia Global storm activity of late 2010 Hurricane Tomas (2010) Intertropical convergence zone January 2011 Rio de Janeiro floods and mudslides Tropical upper tropospheric trough Western Hemisphere Warm Pool Wet season References External links Colombian Red Cross Society Special section of El Tiempo dedicated to the rainy season Colombian Rainy Season, 2010 Colombian Rainy Season, 2010 Natural disasters in Colombia Floods in Colombia La Guajira Department Atlántico Department Bolívar Department Cundinamarca Department Córdoba Department Norte de Santander Department Antioquia Department Bogotá Colombian rainy season 2010 Colombian rainy season