Raising infant at evacuation center

OFUNATO, Japan - Rie Hatakeyama, 31, feeds her 9-month-old daughter Kanon with a milk bottle at an evacuation center in tsunami-hit Ofunato, Iwate Prefecture, on March 15, 2011. The mother and her husband walk two hours daily to fetch hot water for the milk, and are using powder milk and diapers sparingly as they do not know when supplies may stop coming to the shelter. (Kyodo)

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