The State Department is considering doubling the reward from $25 to $50 Million for the capturing of Bin Laden. A final decision will be made by the Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. The program's purpose is to prevent acts of terrorism against U.S.
Printed ads in Urdu and Pashto languages are being distributed on newspapers in Pakistan. The newspaper features photos and reward amount for Bin Laden, Mullah Omar and other Al Queda leaders. Radio ads are being finalized to be released in 10 days.
Congress hopes that as the reward for Osama Bin Laden increases the chances of catching him do too. It is assumed Bin Laden is still hiding somewhere along the Afganishtan-Pakistan border, but there have been no signs of him in the past 20 months.