Aid agencies in race against Afghan weather

International aid agencies are racing against winter weather to get food, blankets and other supplies into Afghanistan.

Aid agencies in race against Afghan weather
Fri, 23 Nov, 2001 - 14:38

International aid agencies are racing against winter weather to get food, blankets and other supplies into Afghanistan.

The World Food Programme hopes to restore regular operations in Mazar-e-Sharif very soon.

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