Życie w obozie dla uchodźców w Bangladeszu - REDUX
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"The water was up to our knees," Surat, age 10, says of the all-night torrential storm that flooded his refugee camp, which was only built a few weeks ago. "We had to stand outside in the water all night. Everything in our tent was completely under water. Everyone was scared. We are moving with my uncle to another camp where it will be safe." Surat's parents were killed in Myanmar. He and his two younger brothers fled to Bangladesh, along with hundreds of thousands of other Rohingya in the past three weeks.
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