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To: IQBAL LATIF who wrote (41663)	11/16/2001 8:04:16 AM
From: Susan G	Respond to of 50167

They are still coming over the steep old smugglers' routes. Newly arrived refugees say they saw thousands on the road from Kabul this past week, some walking barefoot on the sharp stones, weeping and cursing. "I saw a family on the way, a husband, a pregnant wife, carrying two small children and their belongings," said Tilawat Shah, 32, who arrived alone on Tuesday morning from Jalalabad. "They could carry them no longer. They kissed their children and left them in the mountains." Now, the Battle to Feed the Afghan Nation The retreat of the Taliban has opened the next phase of the American campaign in Afghanistan: delivering relief for millions of hungry, cold, sick, and war-weary Afghans. nytimes.com (too long an article to post...but free with registration)