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Aid workers are warning the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan is worsening. Some of the worst affected areas cannot be reached because of fighting, and as winter draws nearer there are fears more civilians will suffer. Full Article at ABC Online
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Eight US troops were killed in bomb attacks in southern Afghanistan on Wednesday, the alliance said, in one of the deadliest weeks for US troops ahead of a presidential run-off. Full Article at TVNZ
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Thousands of refugees fled fighting between Pakistani soldiers and Taliban militants in South Waziristan Tuesday, raising fears of a humanitarian crisis compounded by dangerous conditions and the onset of winter weather. Full Article at Huffington Post
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The government of Pakistan remains woefully under-prepared for a displacement crisis in South Waziristan as civilians flee the region following three days of heavy fighting, Amnesty International said on Monday. Full Article at Amnesty International
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Islamabad and Peshawar, Pakistan 13 Oct 2009 - Over the last month world attention has focused on the hundreds of thousands of displaced people who have returned to their homes in Pakistan's conflict-ridden Swat Valley. Full Article at Relief Web
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