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NATO set to join relief operations
BRUSSELS—NATO has
finalized plans to send up to 1,000 troops
and other staff and a handful of helicopters
to quake-hit Pakistan, after the UN’s top
aid official lobbied them to do more to
help. “We are finalizing arrangements on the
basis of extending the airlift and doing
more in Pakistan itself,” said NATO chief
Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, following talks with
NATO ambassadors attended by UN aid chief
Jan Egeland.
He declined to give details, but a NATO
official said the extra >> >>

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World quake aid pledges inadequate:
President
Says re-building to cost $5b
DM Monitoring
MUZAFFARABAD—President Pervez Musharraf has
lashed out at the world for pledging
“inadequate” reconstruction aid after the
massive South Asian quake, as the death toll
climbed above 51,000. But a day after the
United Nations also begged other countries
to wake up and prevent a second wave of
deaths, Turkey stepped in with the biggest
donation so far as the magnitude of the
disaster began finally to sink in. Two weeks
after the disaster, thousands of survivors
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