Scenes from Pakistan's Muzzafarabad

Scenes from Pakistan's Muzzafarabad

MUZZAFARABAD, Pakistan - An injured boy lies on a stretcher at a makeshift heliport in the northeastern Pakistani town of Muzzafarabad on Oct. 20 as he waits for his turn to be flown to a hospital for treatment. (Kyodo)

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