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I  need to go back to school – I am afraid that this crisis will last long and I won’t be able to go to school again. Education is very important for all of us here.

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We used to have a mobile signal here– it helps us to call our loved ones. We also use it to get information from youtube and Facebook on what is happening.

Now there is nothing here. No electricity to even charge our phone where I used to listen to the radio for music and entertainment.

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What will happen after this discussion with us? Will you support us?

Our top priority is to go back to our village – start farming and go back to our homes. I don’t feel safe here and the stop giving us food ration – help us go back to our homes.

We do not need all your support just send us back to our village. Why is the military not allowing us to go back? It is our land, it is where my ancestors are from- it is our home.

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We are hoping to transfer to the camps in Malipu district because NGOs there run a temporary school for our children. But the military does not allow us to leave this camp.

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We used to have a mobile signal here– it helps us to call our loved ones living in other districts. We also use it to get information from youtube and Facebook on what is happening – it helps us be informed.

Now there is nothing here. No electricity to even charge our phone where I used to listen to the radio.

The military sometimes come here conducting surprise visits – they confiscate our mobile phones and radios – they said it is not allowed by the government.

Some of us bought other sim cards in the market – Robi Sim Card can sometimes catch signal near the forest, the government of Barn failed to block it because Robi Sim Card is from the Country of Vaks – that is what we are using to call our loved ones from other districts, it is much more expensive but it is important to speak with family members – but we are very careful because the military knows that we are purchasing and using Robi Sim Card which is coming from Vaks.

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Do you know when are we going home? And can you help us talk to the government for us to go home?

I am very worried about living here – also there is zika virus that people are talking about. I do not know what it is – I am scared because I am old, and if I will get that virus, I will die here.

I don’t want to die here – I am okay to die but I want to die in my hometown where I was born!

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Male community leader and religious leader

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Male community leader and religious leader

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Its very cold during the night and hot during the day. We need shelter materials to improve our tents. If its possible to replace the plastic sheets that you are providing – they are not very suitable here.

We prefer to build our shelter made of bamboo material – it is much more durable compare to the plastic and ropes that NGOs are providing.

And also If you can not provide these items to us – then just help us to go home – who wants to stay here? Do you want to stay here? No! Right? Stop spending your money in improving this camp – we do not want it here – send us home – this is our main priority.

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I am very scared, there are people we do not know who visit our camp and invite us to go with them to work in the capital.

Last month, my best friend joined them and up until now, her family does not know where she is.

They promise a good salary and a husband if we go with them.

I am tempted to go. I don’t want to live in this camp anymore – it is very dirty, our shelter is in bad condition, very crowded, and I also want to help my family.

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I feel that we are not given importance in the health center because we are not from here – we are from the neighboring province of Cham, and we speak a different dialect – I understand a little of their dialect but it is so difficult to respond to them when they ask.

In the health center – the health workers working there pretend that they understand what I am saying, but I don’t think they do. I think that they are pretending they understand and only give paracetamol to us - I do not trust them.

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If we get sick, we ask help from the traditional doctor here in the camp. He is very helpful to us and we do not need to walk far, we just call him if we have a fever, diarrhea, or any illness.

But we are no longer having an income since we moved here in the camp and we can not pay our village doctor. Sometimes I pay him with relief items we receive from Red Crystal in exchange for his service. We trust the traditional doctor on whatever he says. Everyone in the community trust the traditional doctor, he is sent by God to save us.

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We always hang out at the tea shop with my friends. It is where we get information about what is happening around us.

Most of us here, boys have mobile phones but it is useless because there is no signal.

We use as a flashlight and listening to music for entertainment, we go around with our speakers and play music – we love to dance.

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The health center is very far – and when I was there – the people working there are selecting people from the other camp and they put people from Malipara at the bottom of the line

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The distribution point of Red Crystal is very far from my camp – I am the only adult in the family and nobody can help me carry the heavy relief items. Most of my relatives are busy during the distribution – I hope they can provide support to carry the relief items for a single mother like me who has difficulty walking.

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Its very cold during the night and hot during the day -  also I cannot sleep properly because of mosquitos – living in plastic sheets is very difficult. I want to go back to our place.

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Our priority is to go back to our village – start school and go back to our homes. I don’t feel safe here – help us go back to our homes. 

There is nothing to do for us here, we collect water and take care of our younger siblings. 

We used to help our mother collect firewood from the forest – we use it as firewood and some of it, we sell it in the market. But we are not allowed to go to the forest and collect firewood anymore. 

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Whenever I feel ill, I always go with my mother to the health clinic. There are a lot of people seeking medical assistance there and we need to wait for a long time.

I do not understand, they gave me a yellow card in the health clinic. Some people they give green card, and some red.

I do not understand how they do it. I am not very happy with how they treat us – I feel that they treat people in Malipara badly – why?

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our people here in Malipara camp are not happy with the health services offered in the health center. That is the only health center here in the area – its 30 mins walk away and when we arrive we don’t receive right support and attention and they always say they ran out of medicine.

We have a village doctor that we trust – we all prefer him – but he needs financial support.

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Do you know when are we going home? And can you help us talk to the government for us to go home?

We do not need your help. Stop giving us all your food! Help us go home in our village instead!

The quantity of food you prodive to us is not enough.

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We can not go to the forest anymore to collect woods for cooking there are people from the other district who are living there now and they are not allowing us to come

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The water that we collect from the well seems dirty – it is dark, specially when it floods.

We walk with my friends a few more kilometers to collect water from the stream inside the forest.

The road there is very muddy and it is difficult to carry heavy gallons of water.

Young girls are in charge of collecting water in our community, and also it is nice because I am with my friends, we talk and laugh a lot on our way to fetch water.

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The health clinic is far from the camp – I always go there to get some medicine – I am suffering from hyperacidity – it is hard for me to go out from the camp with my crutches – also it becomes difficult during the night – there is no public transportation available

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Its very cold during the night and hot during the day -  also I can not sleep properly because of mosquitos at night.

I have difficulty moving around because of a hip injury – it is difficult for me to move to the toilet – my husband made a portable toilet for me to use inside the tent.

I have my children with me to help me prepare the food for the family.

I heard from radio regarding Zika, I did not understand what it is, they said that you will get a high fever if you will be bitten by a Zika mosquito. Our village doctor is saying to chew garlic to avoid Zika.

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My daughter is pregnant and it is difficult for us to go to the clinic for a check-up – the road is muddy especially when it rains. Can you please provide us with gumboots and an umbrella.

Also living here is very difficult, especially during the night – we live far from the toilet and during the night it is very dark here. The red crystal gave us flashlights but there is no electricity here – sometimes we pay the villagers living here to charge our flashlights – the solar panels where we used to charge our flashlights and mobile phones are no longer working after 6 months.

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We need more food, the ration that the government is providing is not enough for everyone in the family.

My husband died during the mining accident and my children can no longer farm. We used to grow our own vegetables back in our village, some of it we use for our own consumption while most of it I sell in the market. The money I earn, I buy fresh meat, lentils, and some of our household needs.

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People from the other districts who are now living in the forest are causing conflict in the area – they are not allowing us to cross the area – we used to use the path in the forest to go to the market, where I work as a daily laborer – now I use the long way to reach the market – some military at the checkpoint always check us if we have the right documents or if we are carrying something illegal items.

Sometimes, I find an alternative route to avoid passing the checkpoint because the soldiers are taking money or food from us and I am worried to step on a landmine.

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It is very cold during the night and hot during the day, living in a shelter made of plastic sheets is very difficult – also the space is very small, there are 10 of us in a shelter.

As a teenager, I feel that there is no privacy – I want to stay home but because its too hot and crowded, I prefer to hang out with my friends at the tea shop. And also as a teenager, there is nothing to do here – we can not work because the mining stopped after the landslide,

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The government gave us some fish sardines and a few kilos of rice but it is not enough for us. In my house there are 9 of us and my children are still very small. It is also very difficult for us to open the can sardines.

We only eat once a day for us to survive the rest of the days in the month.

I had an injury once trying to open the sardines with a sharp object – it is very hard to open. No one in my family can help me, half of my body is paralyzed – my children are young and they are always out playing with friends.

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The health center is very far from the camp and there are only a few rikshaws (local transportation) here. It is more difficult during the evening.

We need to transport – and carry our sick relatives using bamboos to the health center.

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I do not have any source of income now after the landslide, I used to work in the mining company. The food ration we receive from the Red Crystal is not enough to feed the family.

Currently, I go to the market and work as a daily laborer to feed my family, but the competition is very high because a lot of people living in camps are desperate to earn money – we are all competing to get hired as a daily laborer.

The priority for us is to have income-generating activity – we used to be miners, farmers, and carpenters and now we can not do anything related to that.

We need money to provide food for the family and to repair our house that was damaged during the conflict.

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we need materials to repair our houses after the heavy rain. We need ropes, bamboos, and plastic sheets. Two weeks ago we were flooded and our roof made of plastic sheets are leaking with water.

Some of us did not receive any shelter materials, there were NGOs before who went here to provide but it was only provided to the community leaders. They said that they will be back to have a better count of people living in this camp. Up until now, we did not hear anything from them and we do not know how to find them again

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My son is suffering from heavy coughing, and having difficulty breathing – we always visit the health center to ask for medicine. The line there is very long, that we need to wait for at least 2 hours. I hope that there is a clinic nearby so that we do not need to walk 40 mins just to have a check-up and get some medicine. It is difficult during the night when we have an emergency, there is no transportation if we need to go to the hospital.

The health of our loved ones is very important for us here.

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We need more rice, fresh vegetables, and meat. The food that Red Crystal is providing is not enough for everyone in the family. Sometimes I go to my parent’s house to borrow some food to feed my children. It causes a lot of fighting between us here in our families.