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Hurricane Relief Offers from Rich and Poor International offers of help for Katrina's victims have come from both America's friends and enemies: Cuba has offered to send doctors. Canadian rescuers have already flown in. Now, Afghanistan, among the world's poorest countries, has joined in. President Hamid Karzai has pledged a $100,000 towards hurricane relief.

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International offers of help for Katrina's victims have come from both America's friends and enemies: Cuba has offered to send doctors. Canadian rescuers have already flown in. Now, Afghanistan, among the world's poorest countries, has joined in. President Hamid Karzai has pledged a $100,000 towards hurricane relief.