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A soldier stands as people collect pieces of metal from the rubble of a neighbourhood in Pauktaw township that was burned in recent violence

A soldier stands as people collect pieces of metal from the rubble of a neighbourhood in Pauktaw township that was burned in recent violence October 27, 2012. Boatloads of Muslims struggled to reach refugee camps and sought safety on islands and in coastal villages on Saturday as Myanmar tried to put out the fires of a week of sectarian unrest that has shaken its fragile democratic transition. Dozens of rickety wooden vessels packed with the stateless Rohingya Muslims who fled clashes with Buddhists in western Rakhine state had reached land by Saturday after two days at sea, but nine boats were still unaccounted for, according to several Rohingya refugee sources reached by telephone. REUTERS/Soe Zeya Tun (MYANMAR - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST MILITARY)

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