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  • [Lebanon] Lebanese AIDS poster in October 2005. The teacher is telling his pupils:"AIDS: protect yourself from it. You are students today... our society tomorrow."
    The teacher in this Lebanese poster is saying:" Protect yourself from AIDS."
  • [Pakistan] Balakot, Pakistan, Two boys sit on a collapsed roof amid the destruction that led one official to state that ''Balakot has ceased to exist.'' [Date picture taken: 10/17/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, A German military surgeon (R) and another medical person bandage and splint a victims broken legs in preparation of evacuation. [Date picture taken: 10/16/2005]
    German military medical staff in Muzaffarabad bandage and splint a victim's broken legs in preparation of evacuation
  • [Pakistan] Command Center, Muzaffarabad, Pakistan. The tasking board summed up a frustrating day for rescue crews in Pakistan. One helicopter on an aid mission crashed killing all aboard while all other badly needed medical evacuation flight where cancell
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, Quake victims evacuated by UN members by way of road on a day where helicopters where grounded, wait outside a German Military emergency hospital. [Date picture taken: 10/16/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Saheed Gali, Pakistan, Badly injured quake victims are loaded into a UN IRIN vehicle as the UN journalist team evacuated victims on a day that helicopters where unable to fly. [Date picture taken: 10/16/2005]
  • [Iraq] A man casts his vote in Baghdad in the October 15 2005 referendum on Iraq's new constitution. [Date picture taken: 10/15/2005]
    There was a higher than expected turnout in many areas
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, Pakistani troops unload supplies from a US Chinook helicopter in one of the worst hit areas. [Date picture taken: 10/13/2005]
    The Pakistani military played a key role in the immediate aftermath of the disaster
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan young Omar now lives in a makeshift refugee camp with the rest of his surviving family. Many residents now wear masks constantly for fear of disease. Their fears are well founded with many medical experts suggesting the d
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, Body recovery has taken on new urgency with the rainstorms that have shaken the area. Disease is becoming an increasing concern, as thousands of bodies remain trapped beneath the rubble. [Date picture taken: 10/15/2005]
    In the initial days the Pakistan military were the only force able to deploy men and resources to the affected areas
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, In a classic pancake collapse three floors of a hotel dropped straight down on the helpless victim on the bottom. [Date picture taken: 10/15/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, People line up for hours to tell their story to a Pakistani military officer. If their situation was bad enough the officer signed a small card and they received a small amount of food and so donated clothing. [Date pict
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, British fire-fighters with a search and rescue crew at the scene of a collapsed university. The team from West Midlands has been at the center of coordinating search and rescue efforts along with medical evacuation. UN m
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, A young boy stands in line, sandwiched in a group of men waiting for handouts of clothing and food. With the death and injury of so many adults children are left with caring for families. [Date picture taken: 10/15/2005]
    Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, A young boy stands in line, sandwiched in a group of men waiting for handouts of clothing and food. With the death and injury of so many adults some children are left caring for families
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, A Spanish K-9 search team combs through a school when the dog signals a hit. Digging revealed 10 children dead where they had huddled for shelter, the concrete building pan caking in on them. [Date picture taken: 10/14/2
    Many aid workers have been deeply affected by the disaster
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, 5-year-old Zaid Iqbal tries to dig a hold for a tent so he and his grandmother have a place to sleep. His parents and siblings died in the earthquake leaving him and his elderly grandmother sheltering in a makeshift refu
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, An elderly woman sits among the rubble, she received donated blankets and a jacket. She still has no place to go, her home completely destroyed. [Date picture taken: 10/15/2005]
  • [Swaziland] Deworming session
    De-worming tablets administered in Swaziland
  • [Iraq] A young Iraqi studies the country's draft constitution ahead of the referendum on October 15 2005. [Date picture taken: 10/14/2005]
    A young Iraqi studies the country's draft constitution ahead of the referendum on October 15 2005
  • [Pakistan] A day in an emergency camp set in Muzaffarabad's stadium. [Date picture taken: 10/14/2005]
    The need for winterised tents is now a priority
  • [Pakistan] Survivors receiving medicines and treatment at the camp in Muzaffarabad's stadium. [Date picture taken: 10/14/2005]
    Supplies of relief items are running short in major cities, NGOs say
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, A father carries his injured son from a German SAR helicopter after they where taken from their devastated village. [Date picture taken: 10/13/2005]
    A man carries his injured son from a German SAR helicopter after evacuation from their devastated village in Muzaffarabad, Pakistan
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, A British search team spends another long day search the rubble for those trapped by the earthquake. [Date picture taken: 10/14/2005]
  • [Pakistan] The UN's Emergency Relief Coordinator, Jan Egeland, calls for more helicopters after touring Muzaffarabad. [Date picture taken: 10/13/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, A Pakistani soldier carries a frightened, injured child from a helicopter after the child was evacuated from his devastated village. [Date picture taken: 10/13/2005]
  • [Togo] Journalists, rights activists, opposition leaders march in Lome to protest beating of an editor. [Date picture taken: 10/13/2005]
  • [Togo] Journalists, rights activists, opposition leaders march in Lome to protest beating of an editor. [Date picture taken: 10/13/2005]
  • [Pakistan] Earthquake survivor - Balkot. [Date picture taken: 10/12/2005]
    More than 75,000 people were killed in the 8 October 2005 quake
  • [Togo] Journalists, rights activists, opposition leaders march in Lome to protest beating of an editor. [Date picture taken: 10/13/2005]
    Manifestations contre le passage à tabac d'un journaliste
  • [Pakistan] Earthquake relief - Balkot. [Date picture taken: 10/12/2005]
    Only half of an estimated 1 million survivors in dire need are receiving food aid, according to WFP
  • UN Emergency Coordinator Jan Egeland addresses the media during a visit to the disaster scene, 13 October 2005, Muzaffarabad, Pakistan. Egeland spoke of a deadline, in the grimmest sense, with 3.3 million people still homeless, 800,000 without any shelter
  • [Pakistan] Muzaffarabad, Pakistan, OCHA high commissioner Jan Egeland steps off a UN helicopter to survey damage and see relief efforts going in quake ravaged regions of Pakistan. [Date picture taken: 10/13/2005]

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