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Snow threatens death in earthquake-devastated Kashmir. Helicopter rescue is under threat
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Relief efforts to remote villages in Kashmir, heavily dependant on helicopter transport due to earthquake-fractured roads, are threatened by shortfalls in international aid.

In the face of impending winter and heavy snowfall the United Nations has reported that more than two million people need shelter, medical care, food, water and sanitation facilities.

This report from CNN International.
Quote:
"When the money runs out, the choppers stay on the ground and that's what's going to start happening in the next couple of days," Reuters news agency quoted Robert Smith, financial expert at the U.N.'s leading disaster-relief body, the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), as saying.
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The UN issued a fresh urgent appeal for international funding today, partly based on a warning of an "unseasonably bitter" winter in the affected region: this report from Reuters.
Quote:
"We need at least $200-250 million now," U.N. emergency coordinator Jan Vandemoortele told a news conference."
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