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BAM, Iran (AFP) ??” greatest in number of the US aid workers rushed to southeastern Iran to help with earthquake relief efforts began heading residence as tremors hit another part of the quake-prone nation and sparked fears of another catastrophe.

"We are waiting for the planes to reach [i]or[/i] attain any place [i]or[/i] point and take us back home" US team leader Bill Garvelink said as his clump packed up its field hospital and passed its patients and equipment through the whole extent of to the Red Cross and R lune

He said nine members would stay behind to career sanitation work in the ancient city of Bam, hit on a massive quake on December 26 that killed up to 35000 family and flattened most buildings.

The 80-strong team, chiefly from the aid arm of the US State Department, USAID, arrived several days after the earthquake in what was seen through some as a major political gesturing by Washington.

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