(15 Jun 1997) T/I 11:19:50 GS 10:21:36
In war-torn northern Afghanistan, families in the town of
Djabam-us-Sardzhe are doing their best to cope while husbands
and fathers are fighting at the front.
In the areas still under the control of the troops of Ahmed Shah
Massood, mothers are keeping the ramshackle schools open and
lessons running. They fear the advance of the Taleban militias,
who have already closed down a number of educational
institutions.
SHOWS:
DJABAM-US-SARDZHE, AFGHANISTAN, RECENT
00.00 MS soldier loads mortar, which fires
00.04 MS armed soldiers seated
00.08 WS soldiers walking towards camera
00.11 WS lots of kids heading for school
00.20 MS from behind woman teaching
00.28 MS Kids studying
00.34 CU boy writing
00.41 SOT woman teacher: "There's war in Pyandz Gorge, our
husbands are at the front, but we are continuing to teach the
children anyway. We don't want the Taleban to come as they close
down schools."
00.49 MS kids raise hands
00.55 WS classroom
00.59 WS chopper flying over hills
01.04 TRACKING past tank
01.08 MS Pakistani prisoners
01.13 CU Pakistani prisoner
01.16 CU guard
01.19 MS open door of "prison"
01.25 VISION ENDS
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