10 million (US$1 million) for Pakistan. The people are collecting more money. All the Maldivian broadcasting channels held a 24-hour telethon to help Pakistan and got MVR 1 million. Malta donated €13,106. Mauritius donated US$300,000. Monaco donated €127,065. Morocco sent a plane carrying 12 tonnes of humanitarian aid. Nepal cabinet provided cash assistance of Rs 10 million for flood victims in Pakistan. Netherlands donated €3.6 million. Netherlands The population of the Netherlands collected more than 17 million euros for relief aid in Pakistan. The Netherlands provided an additional 5,000,000 Euros for victims of the catastrophic flooding in Pakistan on 5 November 2010. New Zealand donated NZ$4 million towards relief efforts in Pakistan. Nigeria also assisted Pakistan by donating US$1 million. Norway facilitated relief operation by providing NOK 30 million. NOK 9 million were given to UN Central Emergency Response Fund, and NOK 21 million were allocated to UNICEF, Pakistan Emergency Response Fund (ERF), and Pakistan Red Crescent Society Oman donated US$500,000 for the victims. The Oman Charitable Organisation (OCO) send 2,336MT of aid to Pakistan, comprising foodstuffs, water, Dates, tents, relief supplies and tools. Palestine donated 3000 tons of humanitarian supplies to Pakistan. Poland donated €196,592. Qatar Red Crescent appealed for QR 6.5 million and as part of its Ramadan campaign allocated QR1.5 million to its humanitarian mission. QATAR Charity (QC) started delivering food packs worth QR7 million ($2 million) in collaboration with the World Food Programme (WFP). It also plans to airlift 80 tonnes of emergency relief items, totalling around QR 2.2 million ($600,000). Russia have sent two Russian Il-76 cargo planes with emergency relief. Samoa donated US$20,000. Saudi Arabia allocated more than US$361.99 million for the relief operation, topping the list of all donating countries: US$105.29 million donated by the Saudi Government, US$14.7 million donated by the Saudi Fund for Development, and US$242 million collected through Saudi Public Fund Relief. Saudi Arabia released a statement announcing the establishment of an air-bridge to ferry relief-supplies to Pakistan, 30 major air relief shipments were sent to land in Punjab, Sindh, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, in what is the largest air bridge in support of flood victims in Pakistan. The Saudi ambassador Abdul Aziz bin Ibrahim al-Ghadeer completely dedicated himself to relief efforts and hardly visited his office in Islamabad because of his constant field presence in Lahore, Multan and Hyderabad. As of 30 August, relief goods worth US$40 million had been