Convoys of buses begin the journey back to the Swat valley
An estimated 8,800 people displaced by fighting in the Swat valley have left relief camps to return to their homes, Pakistani officials say.
A further 7,200 people are expected to leave by the end of Tuesday and others who have been staying with relatives are making their own way back.
Those leaving camps are being bused back with a military escort.
Pakistan's prime minister said last week it was safe for people to return home after an anti-Taliban offensive.
Col Waseem, spokesman for the army's Special Support Group, told BBC Urdu on Tuesday that the 8,800 people leaving the camps consisted of about 1,100 families.
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