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Cholera grips refugee community

                   
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05-Sep-2008
        
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By Stephanie Nebehay in Geneva CHOLERA has broken out among some of up to 300,000 people in northwestern Pakistan who have fled fighting between government forces and militants, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). The situation in the Bajaur region, a haven for al Qaeda and Taliban fighters along the Afghan border, remains "very volatile" despite a government-declared ceasefire... [read full story]                    

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200,000 civilians flee Bajaur as intense fighting continues between Pak govt, militants

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200,000 civilians flee Bajaur as intense fighting continues between Pak govt, militants

andhranews.net
06-Sep-2008
        

Amid intense fighting going on between the Pakistan forces and militants in the Bajaur Agency district in north Pakistan, hordes of people have started begun fleeing the area to safer places. So far, nearly two lakh people...

200,000 civilians flee Bajaur as intense fighting continues between Pak govt, militants

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06-Sep-2008
        

Amid intense fighting going on between the Pakistan forces and militants in the Bajaur Agency district in north Pakistan, hordes of people have started begun fleeing the area to safer places. So far, nearly two lakh people...

200,000 civilians forced to flee fighting in Bajaur: ICRC

thenews.com.pk
06-Sep-2008
        

GENEVA: Intense fighting in the Bajaur tribal district in north Pakistan has forced more than 200,000 people to flee their villages, an International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) official said Friday. "There is a...