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Aga Khan network will continue assistance in quake-hit areas - 2005-12-05

Source: 
www.dailytimes.com.pk

The network of the Aga Khan Development Foundation is taking measures for the victims? rehabilitation in AJK, said Prince Karim Aga Khan, the spiritual leader of the Ismaili community, on Monday. Speaking at Thori, Prince Karim said the foundation was trying to provide maximum assistance to the victims. He said the foundation?s future projects include provision of basic facilities, planning of land, education and health. He said everyone should unite for the rehabilitation of the victims. online

Press Advisory - AGA KHAN'S VISIT TO PAKISTAN</I> - 2005-12-01

Sardar Anwar Khan, President of Azad Jammu and Kashmir greets His Highness The Aga Khan
Source: 
www.akdn.org

His Highness the Aga Khan, founder and Chairman of the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN), today visited Muzaffarabad, capital of Azad Jammu, and Kashmir and Balakot, North West Frontier Province, areas severely affected by the 8 October earthquake.

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His Highness addresses the people at a camp in Muzaffarabad.

Source: 
AKDN

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President of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Sardar Anwar Khan, and acting AJK prime minister Raja Abdul Qayyum Khan, with His Highness in Muzaffarabad.

Source: 
AKDN

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His Highness meets with Major Shahid Shakeel and other senior officials in Balakot.

Source: 
AKDN

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Touring the relief camp in Muzaffarabad

Source: 
AKDN

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His Highness discussing the relief efforts at the campsite in Muzaffarabad with UNHCR Coordinator, Christine Neveu .

Source: 
AKDN

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His Highness looks at images portraying the devastation, accompanied by Major General Khalid Nawaz Khan in Muzaffarabad.

Source: 
AKDN


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