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[casi] Is someone able to regularly read the UN's Humanitarian Information Centre Situation Reports?



Dear list members,

The UN Humanitarian Information Centre for Iraq files weekly Situation
Reports on humanitarian conditions in Iraq.  These are likely to be an
important source of information.  If someone was in a position to read
the weekly Reports and summarise their key points for this list, I would
find that very useful.  The most recent report is five pages long.  They
are indexed at

http://www.humanitarianinfo.org/iraq/infocentre/sitreps/index.asp

Thank you,

Colin Rowat

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