Refugee says walked 100 km from Ramadi to Latifiya in Iraq

Refugee says walked 100 km from Ramadi to Latifiya in Iraq

A woman refugee (C), who says she walked all the way from Ramadi in war-devastated Iraq over a distance of some 100 kilometers in two days, is seen holding her belongings along with other refugees in Latifiya on May 19, 2015. According to the United Nations, nearly 25,000 people fled from Ramadi after its fall to the Islamic State group of extremists. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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