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 : Refugees. Sep. 09, 1972 - Overcrowding Of Uganda Asians At Stradishall


Refugees

Sep. 09, 1972 - Overcrowding Of Uganda Asians At Stradishall Camp Causes Problems: Camp administrators were very busy making arrangements to receive homeless Asians at the discussed RAF station at Hemswell, Lincs, following the overcrowding problems at the Government's first transit case at Stradishall, Suffolk. About 300 Uganda Asians have already arrived at Hemswall. Photo Shows One of the barrack-block rooms at the Government's first transit camp at the former RAF base at Stradishall, Suffolk, which is being shared by three large Uganda Asian refugee families. The portable screens provide privacy when required. The head of the family is sick

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13284089
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47066377
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Administrators Arrangements Asians Causes Discussed Hemswell Lincs Overcrowding Portable Privacy Problems Provide Receive Refugee Required Screens Shared Stradishall Transit Uganda


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