Long Neglected, Camps in Kabul Now Receive A Deluge of Aid.

CORRECTION APPENDED KABUL, Afghanistan -- The 6,000 refugees living in the Charahi Qambar camp did not object when American soldiers came by Saturday to deliver 1,100 blankets for the families there. Nor did they mention that the day before, an Afghan aid group, Aschiana, had also made a delivery of blankets, and was planning to come back on Sunday with clothing -- at least the third such donation in a few days, the others coming from businessmen. And two Afghan aid groups financed by the German government brought about $187,000 worth of charcoal, milk and hot water bottles on Sunday, while the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees planned to give each family three more blankets on Thursday. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]