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Turkish civil aid agency, Lada camp, 220 families in Ladhpara food assistance to 50 women and pots made carpet mat.

Human Rights and Freedoms and Humanitarian Relief Foundation (IHH), Myanmar's Arakan (Rakhine) state of Rohingya Muslims fled to Bangladesh took refuge in a variety offood and aid supplies made.

IHH, 5 thousand people in Ladhpara Lada camp housed 220 families, in the rice, oil, sugar, corn, salt, flour and potatoes in the food packages are distributed.

Turkish civilian relief organizations also help 50 women were found in straw carpets and pots.


For security reasons, the women in the group were given a home after collecting relief supplies. Assistance, to be given at the place where the women who were fingerprints.


AA team, to help look after the distribution of a single barracks camps Viewers of life.

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