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World Vision began providing emergency assistance today to displaced civilians—most of them women and children—who managed to flee to Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi.

“Our staff have been hearing some truly heartbreaking stories—children who got out but their parents didn’t, for example,” said David Womble, World Vision’s national director in Georgia.

World Vision provided essential food including canned meat with vegetables, pasta, canned fish, vegetable oil and iodized salt, along with emergency items such as bars of soap, toilet paper, wet napkins, towels, bed sheets and large woolen blankets to mainly women and children, who escaped the violence in Gori and villages in South Ossetia.

The agency’s relief team met one 36-year-old mother who escaped the violence from Gori with her two children: “I have seen war, but what I saw today was terrible. I haven’t seen anything like that in my life.

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