UN Reports Life In Uzbek Refugee Camps As Miserable -- Voice of America
United Nations aid agencies describe conditions for refugees who have fled into Uzbekistan from ethnic clashes in Kyrgyzstan as appalling. They say overcrowding and sizzling temperatures are making life miserable for thousands of Uzbek refugees.
Since ethnic clashes erupted on June 11, more than 30 airplanes loaded with relief supplies have arrived in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan.
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