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Iran quake workers seek help for cancer-stricken toddler
BAM, Iran (AFP) Jan 06, 2004
International aid workers in Iran were trying Tuesday to organise the emergency evacuation of a two-year-old quake survivor who is stricken with cancer.

US aid workers head home from Iran quake zone, more tremors hit elsewhere
BAM, Iran (AFP) Jan 06, 2004
Most of the US aid workers rushed to southeastern Iran to help with earthquake relief efforts began heading home Tuesday, as tremors hit another part of the quake-prone country and sparked fears of another catastrophe.

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Jordan's Queen Rania to visit Bam quake victims
AMMAN (AFP) Jan 06, 2004
Jordan's Queen Rania travels Wednesday to the quake-struck southeastern Iranian city of Bam to deliver relief aid to the victims of the earthquake, her office said on Tuesday.

Aid agencies to help drought-affected people in north Somalia
NAIROBI (AFP) Jan 06, 2004
The UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) and other humanitarian agencies will this week launch a second phase of emergency aid distributions in northern Somalia, where tens of thousands of people are facing food shortages because of drought.

Latvia chips in to help Iran's quake victims
RIGA (AFP) Jan 06, 2004
Latvia's government said on Tuesday it would send around 40,000 dollars worth of humanitarian aid to Iran, rocked by a devastating earthquake last month.

UN set to launch flash appeal for Iran earthquake
GENEVA (AFP) Jan 06, 2004
The United Nations said Tuesday it would launch a multi-million dollar flash appeal this week to help fund reconstruction and relief efforts in the quake-struck city of Bam in southeast Iran.

US aid workers head home from Iran quake zone, more quakes hit elsewhere
BAM, Iran (AFP) Jan 06, 2004
Most of the 80 US aid workers rushed to southeastern Iran to help with earthquake relief efforts began heading home Tuesday, as jolts hit another part of the quake-prone country and sparked fears of another catastrophe.

Quakes damage villages in southwest Iran
TEHRAN (AFP) Jan 06, 2004
Several villages in southwestern Iran were damaged Tuesday when 11 mild earthquakes struck the area in quick succession, state radio reported.

Two minor quakes hit Indonesia's Bali, four days after powerful tremor
JAKARTA (AFP) Jan 06, 2004
Two minor earthquakes hit Indonesia's holiday island of Bali on Tuesday, four days after a powerful tremor which damaged thousands of buildings.

Saakashvili poised for landslide victory in Georgian vote
TBILISI (AFP) Jan 06, 2004
Armed with popular and Western support, Mikhail Saakashvili, who is poised for a landslide victory in Georgia's weekend election, faces a daunting task as the next president in the fight against separatism, corruption and poverty in the tiny strategic Caucasus nation.

Strong quake jolts southwestern Japan
TOKYO (AFP) Jan 06, 2004
A relatively strong earthquake measuring 5.2 on the Richter scale struck southwestern Japan Tuesday, the meteorological agency said.

Cyclone Heta heads for Niue after pounding Samoa
APIA (AFP) Jan 06, 2004
Tropical Cyclone Heta charged towards the tiny Pacific island nation of Niue Monday with wind gusts of up to 300 kilometres per hour (185mph) after lashing Samoa, damaging houses, destroying crops and cutting electricity supplies and telephone services.

Landslide in Indonesia kills mother and three young children
JAKARTA (AFP) Jan 06, 2004
A landslide which swept through a small Indonesian village has killed a mother and her three young children, reports said Tuesday.

US insists rejected Iran earthquake mission was humanitarian, not political
 WASHINGTON (AFP) Jan 05, 2004
The United States insisted Monday that its rejected plan to send a high-level mission to Iran had been humanitarian in nature and not political amid confusion over its intent in the Islamic republic.

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