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Earthquake Blogging for the BBC

Shaista Aziz, 28, is a UK-based Oxfam aid worker. She is keeping a blog (they are quaintly calling it an "online diary") of the South Asian earthquake disaster for the BBC News website.

After just two hours in the office I got a call asking me to get a visa and get on the next plane to Islamabad. I packed in a rush, forgetting everything I'm sure, and drove to the airport. I made the plane in the nick of time and tomorrow I'll wake up in Islamabad, hoping the scale of the disaster isn't as bad as we fear.