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Photo Gallery Making it through Winter in Pakistan

International emergency relief workers feared that winter in Pakistan could lead to a second catastrophe for the more than 3 million left homeless by the Oct. 8 earthquake. But 27,400 helicopter missions and a major international aid initiative got blankets, food and tents to those in need and kept the worst from happening.
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Mission accomplished: 27,400 relief flights helped bring needed tents, food, blankets and medicines to hundreds of thousands left homeless by the quake.

Foto: AP
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Snowy solitude: An earthquake survivor waits for food supplies from a United Nations helicopter in Pakistan's remote cut off village of Nehar Bala.

Foto: AP
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Bundled up: Kashmiri earthquake survivor Fatma and her one year-old baby, Kirnat, keep warm in a blanket at the Mustafai tent camp on the outskirts of the earthquake-devastated city of Muzaffarabad.

Foto: REUTERS
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Pondering the future: An earthquake survivor sits outside a destroyed house in the devastated village of Pieer Chanasi. A $6.2 billion international plan to rebuild devastated Kashmir villages will commence in April.

Foto: REUTERS
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An earthquake survivor sits outside a destroyed house in the devastated village of Pieer Chanasi near Muzaffarabad.

Foto: REUTERS
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Daily Bread: A boy carries bread to his tent at the Al Khedmat refugee camp in the Kashmiri earthquake-devastated city of Muzaffarabad.

Foto: REUTERS
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An aerial view of a UN relief camp set up on the bank of a river in Muzaffarabad.

Foto: AFP
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