Turkey Will Open New Refugee Camp on Syrian Border
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USA Today – Turkey is building a new refugee camp for up to 10,000 Syrian refugees, officials said Tuesday, as hundreds more people fled the escalating violence.
Turkey’s crisis management center said the camp is being set up near the town of Karkamis, in Gaziantep province on the border with Syria.
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