Homeless again

February 28, 2012

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Up to 3,000 were left destitute after a fire last week swept through five wards of the Umpiem Mai refugee camp on Thailand’s border with Burma. Camp officials have warned that victims were left with only the clothes they were wearing, heaping further misery on a population already attuned to a life spent fleeing from their homes.

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