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Refugees

Nov. 11, 1972 - Medico International Helps Bihari Refugees: The Bihari minority in Bangla Desh, brutally exposed to the revenge sentiments of the Bengali and enclosed in narrow refugee-camps outside Dacca capital, are one of the most shocking and moving consequences of Indian-Pakistani-War. The international aid-organisation Medico International now stated a long report on the living conditions in these camps and develops now a aid-program for a part of the about 40'000 Biharis in the camps. Photo shows the Mohammedpur-Camp outside Dacca, where 30, 000 refugees live under unhuman conditions. If no substantial help comes to these people, they are exposed to genocide-like decimation within the coming few month

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