temporary refugee camp

About 10,000 civilians from Manerplaw and the surrounding villages were reported to have fled to temporary refugee camps in Thailand.

The Marki family sought refuge in neighboring Yugoslavia, where they first lived for a few months in temporary refugee camps.

The displaced Pandits, many of whom continue to live in temporary refugee camps in Jammu and Delhi, are still unable to safely return to their homeland.

The Moncton Coliseum was turned into a temporary refugee camp for the stranded passengers but the citizens of the city opened their hearts and every passenger that wanted to was able to find billets in private homes.

After their eviction, most of the families (forty-five) chose to move to a temporary refugee camp adjacent to Amatzia, a previously non-religious moshav of thirty-five families, and start planning their permanent settlement in the area.

At the Pentagon, where Mr. Bush's decision to intervene in Iraq had caught the military by surprise on Tuesday, Mr. Williams said he could not elaborate on the President's description of the "temporary refugee camps."

The commander said Saudi forces, helped by American troops, today completed a temporary refugee camp that could accommodate 30,000 people near the Saudi town of Rafha, just south of the Iraqi border in Saudi territory.

In the 1980s, the Royal Air Force largely withdrew from Sek Kong and transferred to Kai Tak airport as Sek Kong was to become a temporary refugee camp to house the large number of arriving Vietnamese refugees.

In 1975 Ray was alarmed by the plight of thousands of refugees from the Vietnam War, many of whom were allies of the U.S., who had been expelled or were fleeing from Vietnam and living in temporary refugee camps.