Refugees from Myanmar in China

Refugees from Myanmar in China

NONGDAO, China - A boy takes care of a child in a refugee camp in Nongdao, Yunnan Province, in southwestern China bordering Myanmar on Feb. 9, 2012. More than 1,000 people have fled there from fighting between Myanmar's military and the Kachin Independence Army rebel group in northern Myanmar. (Kyodo)

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