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Annan tours quake area with Musharraf, comments

(18 Nov 2005) 1. Aerial shot of relief camp tents 2. Child calling out 3. Cooking pot on wood fire 4. Close up of greens in the pot, zoom out to show woman stirring the food 5. Helicopter arriving at the camp with child waving in the foreground 6. Various of United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan touring the camp with Pakistan's President General Pervez Musharraf 7. Woman survivor with baby 8. Various of Annan and Musharraf and their respective wives Nane and Sehba, meeting earthquake survivors and watching children being immunised 9. Nane Annan picking up and carrying a child as shot zooms out to a wide 10. Close up of man listening 11. Musharraf and Annan addressing the survivors, zoom in to Annan with a megaphone UPSOUND: (English) Annan saying "We thank President Musharraf, the government and people of Pakistan for the wonderful cooperation they have given to the UN, all the countries who are here to help and all the NGOs. It has been a wonderful collaborative experience." 12. Cutaway of cameraman 13. Annan finishing speech and Musharraf translating into Urdu 14. Wide of people assembled clapping 15. Zoom in from wide, Musharraf, Annan and their wives are briefed on situation by UN field worker inside a tent 16. Mid of UN worker talking and Nane listening 17. Armed police outside tent 18. Wide of Annan and Musharraf addressing press 19. SOUNDBITE (English) Kofi Annan, United Nations Secretary General : "The figures seem big. We need 5.2 (b) billion (US dollars for reconstruction work in quake zone). But when you consider the magnitude of the task, it is not very much. And I hope governments and individuals and private organisations, those with capacity, will give willingly and generously to help our fellow human beings in need." 20. Wide of news conference 21. Close up of Annan and Musharraf in a car, zoom out to show car leaving area STORYLINE: United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan on Friday warned of a "gigantic task" ahead for quake recovery efforts in northern Pakistan, while aid groups warned that emergency help is urgently needed even as donor nations gather to discuss long-term reconstruction. Accompanied by Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf, Annan visited families and observed vaccination work at the Thuri Park tent camp that houses 2,000 people in quake-hit Muzaffarabad. The leaders were accompanied by their wives, Nane Annan and Sehba Musharraf, as they visited families sheltering in tents inside the quake zone. Annan said he would renew funding appeals at Saturday's donor conference for what he called "one of the largest humanitarian tragedies we've had to deal with." Annan said he hoped conference delegates would "give willingly and generously." The October 8 magnitude-7.6 quake left more than 87,000 dead, mostly in Pakistani Kashmir. About 3 million people lost their homes, leaving hundreds of thousands living in flimsy tents and an unknown number with no shelter at all. Annan said he was impressed with the rare cooperation in relief work between aid agencies and militaries, primarily Pakistan's. Britain announced on Friday it would pledge an additional 120 million (m) US dollars at the conference for post-earthquake reconstruction, to be paid out over three years. Britain has already contributed 57 million (m) US dollars for disaster relief, the British Embassy said in a statement. Musharraf has appealed for more than 5 billion (b) US dollars in reconstruction and relief aid. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...