UN ready to help Pak

Updated on Jul 11, 2009 08:47 pm IST

The United Nations stands ready to help with the return of people displaced by fighting between Pakistani security forces and militants, despite concerns over whether the conditions are right, a top UN official told reporters on Friday. Pakistan announced on Thursday that it planned to start bringing the roughly 2 million people who fled the conflict in the former tourist valley of Swat back home in stages from next July 13.

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