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Overall it's dire. you know, we're sitting here with three hospitals that are moving patients to the airport for transportation out. there's no coordination. a tropical storm here is also preventing flights in and out of the capital. the people here need help, but at the moment not enough is coming. james clayton, bbc news. i'm joined now by peter finlay, security officer for the red cross in haiti. he is in port au prince. peter, frankie theo patients, i know you have been waiting to talk to us for a little while —— peter, thank you for your patience. updated thunder situation, two natura...

So it was very, very difficult situation, i couldn't go out of the house, schools were closed, nobody could go to work, no food, no money, nothing, it was a very difficult time for me and i had no one to even bury my own mother because my brothers were hiding from the taliban to another safer place and my mum died in my arms. it was very hard for me but i managed somehow to bury her on the day of her death. i had to start myjourney to leave and find a better life, i think it took about two or three years to get to my final destination. now i am here for about 21 years.

Thousands— months. there are still hundreds and thousands who have been displaced from their— thousands who have been displaced from their houses, from their towns and cities _ from their houses, from their towns and cities. we have seen infrastructure damaged, houses of civilians _ infrastructure damaged, houses of civilians damaged because of the recent— civilians damaged because of the recent fighting, and on top of it all those — recent fighting, and on top of it all those thousands of people who have been injured because of this fighting — have been injured because of this fight...

With the government adamant to defy a new era of sharia law and the taliban making significant gains, afghans now seem to be caught up in a savage war that has taken on a life of its own. yalda hakim, bbc news, kabul. i can now speak to charlie faulkner, a journalist working in kabul. good afternoon to you. i don't know whether you were able to hear that reports what it contained some very chilling words from taliban commander in campbell talking about the reintroduction of sharia law. you are in campbell, the capital, what is the atmosphere like at the moment the climate of fear here is sever...

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