Hopes for recovery of survivors from debris fading: U.N.

Hopes for recovery of survivors from debris fading: U.N.

MUZZAHARABAD, Pakistan - Two sons hold a blanket to make shade for their mother in the northeastern Pakistani town of Muzzaharabad on Oct. 12. A lack of shelters forces many earthquake victims to remain exposed to the sunshine. (Kyodo)

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