Limitations plague Afghan hospital in Mazar e Sharif
Doctors at Mazar e Sharif’s general hospital contend with worn instruments and bare shelves. Surgeons amputated a boy’s leg due to lack of equipment, while staff fight to treat 200000 residents amid unpaid salaries and makeshift supplies.
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Anti-terrorism War Expands Worldwide After Sept 11
Gen Tommy Franks says anti-terror operations are active in a great many places around the world following the Sept 11 attacks. In Afghanistan and aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt forces mark Christmas with carols and turkey, while recovery workers pause at the World Trade Center site for a brief dinner amid spectators.
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Dangerous dud bombs litter Afghan landscape
In Afghanistan after nearly three months of U S led strikes a new legacy of unexploded ordnance threatens civilians. Experts estimate 600 cluster bombs remain with a potential 5 percent dud rate leaving thousands of bomblets scattered across farmland and villages.
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