Displaced by fire at camp, Rohingyas helped by locals & police
Updated on Apr 16, 2018 01:51 pm IST
Nearly 226 Rohingya refugees were rendered homeless after a fire broke out in their camp near south Delhi's Kalindi Kunj in the early hours of Sunday. The refugees, living in a slum near Kalindi Kunj Metro Station, shifted to a nearby ground. According to residents of the camp, the fire broke out around 3.10am when most residents of the camp were asleep and rushed out to the road outside the camp after being alerted about the blaze. The locals and the police helped the refugees with food and clothes after the incident.
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