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    UN Reduces Northwest Pakistan Staffs Over Insecurity

    By Ivy Mungcal // 03 November 2009

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    working in northwest Pakistan amid ongoing questions about the region's security situation. The move leaves U.N. staff involved in humanitarian relief, emergency situations and security operations. Security measures for these remaining staff members have been enhanced, U.N. spokesperson Michele Montas said.

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