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NEW DELHI, India _ With border skirmishes flaring and the threat of war looming, the United Nations on Saturday ordered hundreds of its staff in India and Pakistan to send their families home.
The U.N. announcement came one day after the U.S. State Department urged the estimated 60,000 Americans living in India to leave and authorized the voluntary departure of non-emergency personnel and all dependents at the U.S. Embassy and consulate.
The threat of war between the two nuclear-armed neighbors has escalated sharply in the past week, although hostilities are thought unlikely to begin before a visit to the region this week by U.S. Secretary of Defense ...