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In Tel Aviv, Filkins recalls, he watched Orthodox Jewish volunteers seeking out the same sort of item in the aftermath of a suicide bomb.
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3. Contribute Relief Supplies Relief items help survivors in the immediate aftermath of a disaster; and in the days and weeks that follow.
Relief items help survivors in the immediate aftermath of a disaster; and in the days and weeks that follow.
All these items were banned from flights in the aftermath of the attacks ― some immediately, some later, as the government detected new threats.
Excluding special items, some of which were related to the aftermath of the attacks like severance expenses, US Airways said its loss was $433 million, or $6.45 a share.
The rooms that follow show the aftermath of the blast: rubble, personal items dug from the debris, the frantic efforts of rescue workers.
