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CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Blok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Blok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Blok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Blok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street ...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street ...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street ...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street ...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street ...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street ...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street ...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street ...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street ...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street ...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street ...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 15/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire victims registering for land in new settlement. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 15/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire victims registering for land in new settlement.

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 15/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire victims receiving relief goods from Belgian Red Cross. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 15/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire victims receiving relief goods from Belgian Red Cross.

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 15/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire victims receiving relief goods from Belgian Red Cross. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 15/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire victims receiving relief goods from Belgian Red Cross.

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 15/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire victims receiving relief goods from Belgian Red Cross. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 15/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire victims receiving relief goods from Belgian Red Cross.

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 22/03/2002: After the fire on Bloc Tampa slum. Signs on the building with the plans to rebuild the roof. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 22/03/2002: After the fire on Bloc Tampa slum. Signs on the building with the plans to rebuild the roof.

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 22/03/2002: After the fire on Bloc Tampa slum. Signs on the building with the plans to rebuild the roof. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 22/03/2002: After the fire on Bloc Tampa slum. Signs on the building with the plans to rebuild the roof.

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street ...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Blok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Blok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street ...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 22/03/2002: After the fire on Bloc Tampa slum. Signs on the building with the plans to rebuild the roof. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 22/03/2002: After the fire on Bloc Tampa slum. Signs on the building with the plans to rebuild the roof.

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Blok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Blok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street 49 in a fire lasting three hours. Income per family was between 5000 and 10000 Riel/day. This squatt exists since 1983, after the Vietnamese defeated the Khmer Rouge, and when people came back to live in Phnom Penh previously emptied by the Khmer Rouge. It is the fourth slum fire in less than a year rendering more than 18000 people homeless. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 12/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire. 247 families (some 1050 people, 35% of them renters) lost their shack built on top of building in street ...

CAMBODIA - Lok Tanpa fire - CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 15/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire victims receiving relief goods from Belgian Red Cross. - John Vink

CAMBODIA. Phnom Penh. 15/03/2002: Lok Tanpa slum fire victims receiving relief goods from Belgian Red Cross.

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