World Bank approves $400 million to rebuild liberated Iraqi areasWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The World Bank on Tuesday approved $400 million in additional funding to help rebuild services to Iraqi areas recaptured from Islamic State militants after a three-year military campaign, the global development bank said. The World Bank also said it would fund studies on how to involve the private sector in the reconstruction of Mosul s airport and restoring public transport terminals as well as parts of the railway network.  The package represents an additional financing to the Iraq Emergency Operation for Development Project ($350 million) approved back in July 2015 and already underway in seven cities in Diyala and Salah Ad-Din governorates,  the World Bank said in a statement. It said the new funding would focus on rebuilding in five sectors - water and sanitation, electricity, health, transport and municipal services. The funds will also help with the restoration and preservation of cultural heritage sites in Mosul s Old City, which was heavily damaged by fighting.  Iraqi government forces, backed by a U.S.-led coalition, retook Mosul in May - by far the largest city to fall under militants  control - after nearly nine months of urban warfare. Iraqi government officials have estimated it will take at least five years and billions of dollars to rebuild Mosul. worldnews
world bank approves million rebuild liberated iraqi areaswashington reuters the world bank tuesday approved million additional funding help rebuild services iraqi areas recaptured islamic state militants military campaign global development bank said the world bank also said would fund studies involve private sector reconstruction mosul airport restoring public transport terminals well parts railway network the package represents additional financing iraq emergency operation development project million approved back july already underway seven cities dial sarah governorates world bank said statement it said new funding would focus rebuilding five sectors water sanitation electricity health transport municipal services the funds also help restoration preservation cultural heritage sites mosul old city heavily damaged fighting iraqi government forces backed coalition retook mosul may far largest city fall militants control nearly nine months urban warfare iraqi government officials estimated take least five years billions dollars rebuild mosul worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: World Bank approves $400 million to rebuild liberated Iraqi areasWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The World Bank on Tuesday approved $400 million in additional funding to help rebuild services to Iraqi areas recaptured from Islamic State militants after a three-year military campaign, the global development bank said. The World Bank also said it would fund studies on how to involve the private sector in the reconstruction of Mosul s airport and restoring public transport terminals as well as parts of the railway network.  The package represents an additional financing to the Iraq Emergency Operation for Development Project ($350 million) approved back in July 2015 and already underway in seven cities in Diyala and Salah Ad-Din governorates,  the World Bank said in a statement. It said the new funding would focus on rebuilding in five sectors - water and sanitation, electricity, health, transport and municipal services. The funds will also help with the restoration and preservation of cultural heritage sites in Mosul s Old City, which was heavily damaged by fighting.  Iraqi government forces, backed by a U.S.-led coalition, retook Mosul in May - by far the largest city to fall under militants  control - after nearly nine months of urban warfare. Iraqi government officials have estimated it will take at least five years and billions of dollars to rebuild Mosul. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: world bank approves million rebuild liberated iraqi areaswashington reuters the world bank tuesday approved million additional funding help rebuild services iraqi areas recaptured islamic state militants military campaign global development bank said the world bank also said would fund studies involve private sector reconstruction mosul airport restoring public transport terminals well parts railway network the package represents additional financing iraq emergency operation development project million approved back july already underway seven cities dial sarah governorates world bank said statement it said new funding would focus rebuilding five sectors water sanitation electricity health transport municipal services the funds also help restoration preservation cultural heritage sites mosul old city heavily damaged fighting iraqi government forces backed coalition retook mosul may far largest city fall militants control nearly nine months urban warfare iraqi government officials estimated take least five years billions dollars rebuild mosul worldnews