(1)Search operations called off in quake-hit Bam

(1)Search operations called off in quake-hit Bam

BAM, Iran - An injured Iranian man (L) listens to an explanation on his medicine from a Japanese doctor (R) through an interpreter (C) on Dec. 31 at a makeshift clinic set up in the ancient city of Bam following the devastating earthquake that killed at least 30,000 people. Provincial authorities have called off search operations for people missing in the earthquake. (Kyodo)

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