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Offers of aid and assistance from countries around the world in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina continued to pour in Tuesday to the U.S. State Department.

So far, 94 countries and international organizations have offered aid, according to a State Department spokesman. Here is its partial list of nations from which the United States has received support:

Afghanistan: $100,000

Armenia: $100,000

Australia: $7.6 million

Azerbaijan: $500,000

Bahamas: $50,000

Bahrain: $5 million

Bangladesh: $1 million

Belgium: Medical/logistics teams to Red Cross

Canada: 2 helicopters, 32-person rescue team, Air Canada evacuation flights, medical supplies

China: $5.1 million cash and relief supplies

Djibouti: $50,000

Finland: 3 logisticians to Red Cross

France: Tents, tarps, Meals Ready to Eat (MREs), water treatment supplies

Gabon: $500,000

Georgia: $50,000

Germany: MREs and high speed pumps

Greece: Cruise ships, private offer of an International Committee of the Red Cross Web-based tracing system

India: $5 million

Israel: Tents, first aid kits, baby formula

Italy: Generators, water pumps/purifiers, tents, medical supplies

Japan: $1 million cash, generators, tents, blankets, bottled water

Kuwait: $400 million in oil, $100 million cash

Maldives: $25,000 cash

Mexico: Bedding, MREs, baby care items, personal hygiene kits

NATO: Coordinating European assistance offers

Norway: $1.54 million in relief supplies

Organization of American States: $25,000 cash

Qatar: $100 million cash

Republic of Korea: $30 million cash and in-kind donations

Saudi Arabia: $255 million from Aramco

Singapore: 3 helicopters

Sri Lanka: $25,000 cash

Taiwan: $2 million cash, medical supplies

Thailand: Large amounts of food

United Arab Emirates: $100 million cash

United Kingdom: MREs

U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs: U.N. Disaster Assessment and Coordination Team and logistics support

U.N. World Health Organization: Public health officers and logisticians

Venezuela: Up to $1 million to Red Cross

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