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SITTWE - NOV 9: Rohingya from Aung Mingalar are escorted by Burmese police in a truck heading back to their remote community after being allowed to shop at the IDP camp market. There are no facilities in the Aung Mingalar area so many depend on this weekly trip.(Paula Bronstein for The Washington Post via Getty Images)
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