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Cops probe Twitter claim over fire at Rohingya refugee camp in Delhi

Recently, a major fire broke out at Rohingya camp near Delhi's Kalindi Kunj Metro Station, the refugees have been shifted to the nearby ground and were provided help by the Non-Government Organisations (NGO) and the locals.

The fire broke out in Jaitpur in the wee hours of Sunday.

One of the Rohingyas told ANI, "Everything we had been gutted in the fire. We are being provided food and clothes by the locals, a lot of help was provided by police."

The rescued refugees were provided temporary tent and mosquito nets to their spend time in the ground till their shanties are reconstructed. 

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