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A shipment of high energy biscuits (HEBS) lands in the city of Osh, where interethnic hostilities erupted on June 10 forcing over 400,00 people from their homes. These are the first emergency food rations to arrive in the city since the violence began.

A shipment of high energy biscuits (HEBS) lands in the city of Osh, where interethnic hostilities erupted on June 10 forcing over 400,00 people from their homes. These are the first emergency food rations to arrive in the city since the violence began.

Logistics teams work to assemble the humanitarian hub at the Osh airport, which will be the nerve center for relief efforts in Kyrgyzstan over the coming weeks and months.

Workers in the Uzbek city of Andijian unload a shipment of high energy biscuts (HEBs) destined to feed thousands refugees from the ethnic violence in Kyrgyzstan. These emergency rations will be distributed to over 206,000 displaced people between Andijian and Osh, in southern Kyrgyzstan, where fighting broke out earlier this month.

Workers in the Uzbek city of Andijian unload a shipment of high energy biscuts (HEBs) destined to feed thousands refugees from the ethnic violence in Kyrgyzstan. These emergency rations will be distributed to over 206,000 displaced people between Andijian and Osh, in southern Kyrgyzstan, where fighting broke out earlier this month.

Workers in the Uzbek city of Andijian unload a shipment of high energy biscuts (HEBs) destined to feed thousands refugees from the ethnic violence in Kyrgyzstan. These emergency rations will be distributed to over 206,000 displaced people between Andijian and Osh, in southern Kyrgyzstan, where fighting broke out earlier this month.

Workers in the Uzbek city of Andijian unload a shipment of high energy biscuts (HEBs) destined to feed thousands refugees from the ethnic violence in Kyrgyzstan. These emergency rations will be distributed to over 206,000 displaced people between Andijian and Osh, in southern Kyrgyzstan, where fighting broke out earlier this month.

Workers in the Uzbek city of Andijian unload a shipment of high energy biscuts (HEBs) destined to feed thousands refugees from the ethnic violence in Kyrgyzstan. These emergency rations will be distributed to over 206,000 displaced people between Andijian and Osh, in southern Kyrgyzstan, where fighting broke out earlier this month.