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Two more temporary flood relief camps opened in Hpa-an Township as flood victims exceed 1,500 due to heavy rains and rising Salween River water levels
It is reported that two more temporary flood relief camps have been opened in Hpa-an Township, Karen State, Myanmar, due to heavy rains and the rising water levels of the Salween River, with over 1,500 flood victims. In
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