UNITED NATIONS: Pakistan is supporting efforts to fly humanitarian supplies into Afghanistan where medical stocks are dwindling and the airport in Kabul crippled by a terrorist attack, a senior World Health Organization (WHO) said in Geneva Friday. “We have only a few days of supplies left and we’re exploring all options to bring more […]
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