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A woman stands behind a police line near a mosque and school dormitory that were damaged by a fire in Yangon

A woman stands behind a police line near a mosque and school dormitory that were damaged by a fire in Rangoon on 2 April 2013. (Reuters)
Zayar Phyo, who is in charge of a mosque and a survivor of a fire that damaged it and a school dormitory, talks on a phone in Yangon
Muslim men exit a mosque that was damaged by a fire in Yangon

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