Fire at Delhi's Rohingya refugee camp

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Arun Kumar | April 16, 2018


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Photos: Arun Kumar
Photos: Arun Kumar

About 50 shanties in the Rohingya refugee camp in Kalindi Kunj area of Delhi were gutted in a fire dwelling in the wee hours on Sunday. While no casualty was reported, the casue of the fire is yet to be ascertained. Here are the pictures.

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rohingya muslims fire


rohingya muslims fire


rohingya muslims fire


rohingya muslims fire


rohingya muslims fire


rohingya muslims fire


rohingya muslims fire


rohingya muslims fire


rohingya muslims fire


rohingya muslims fire


rohingya muslims fire


 

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