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An Afghan boy gnaws on a bone in the refugee camp near the town of Hojabohhaudin in northern Afghanistan, October 8, 2001. Parts of the country already suffering from food shortages and the effects of the worst drought in memory could slip into famine. (Gleb Garanich/Reuters)
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Afghan boy eats bread in a refugee camp near the town Hojabohhaudin in northern Afghanistan near the frontline, October 8, 2001. Kabul decided on Monday to resist U.S. attacks, saying the Afghan people would sacrifice all for honor even as officials counted the dead and the thousands that have fled the capital fearing another night of thunderous air raids. REUTERS/Gleb Garanich
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An Afghan child carries water at a refugee settlement in Peshawar, October 7, 2001. Thousands of Afghans have fled, mostly to Pakistan, for fear of possible retaliatory strikes by the United States and its allies. REUTERS/Zainal Abd Halim
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An Afghan boy with some vegetables in hand sits in a refugee camp in the Pakistan-Afghanistan border city of Chaman, 130 km (81 miles) northwest of the Baluchistan’s provincial capital of Quetta, October 7, 2001. The Bush administration is readying a package of trade benefits for Pakistan and other key allies in Washington’s hunt for Osama bin Laden. Over two million Afghan refugees live in Pakistan, and another one million could pour in if the U.S. attacks Afghanistan. REUTERS/Zahid Hussein
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An Afghan boy drags tree branches used for fire wood near a refugee camp on the outskirts of Peshawar, Pakistan, Sunday, Oct. 7, 2001. There are up to 2.5 million Afghan refugees who have been living in Pakistan for years, the U.N expects an influx of up to 1 million more refugees in case of a U.S strike on Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Peter Dejong)
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Mulazam Hussein, an Afghan refugee, burns incence on the grave of his only son Imran who died of an unknown sickness at a refugee camp in Islamabad, Pakistan on Saturday Oct. 6, 2001. More than two million Afghan refugees are living in squalid conditions for years following the war in Afghanistan and more refugees are expected to cross the border once the US-led coalition strikes in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in US soil. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)
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A young Afghan refugee clutches a nan at the refugee camp in Islamabad, Pakistan on Saturday Oct. 6, 2001. The UN is rushing food aid to Afghanistan as the country is plunged into another possible war with the US-led coalition for Taliban’s refusing to hand in Osama Bin Laden, the prime suspect in the terrorist attacks in US soil last month. More than two million Afghan refugees are living in squalid conditions in Pakistan for years following the war in Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)