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Getting humanitarian aid to internally displaced communities inside Myanmar

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Maryknoll Father John Barth, a missionary from the United States, talks with Pha Kler, a Burmese Catholic catechist who supervises the movement of food and other humanitarian supplies to internally displaced families hiding in the forests of Myanmar, as rice is loaded on boats in Mae Sam Laep, a Thai village on the Salween River, which marks the border between Thailand and Myanmar. Boats are loaded here with food and other humanitarian supplies, the first stage of transporting the material to communities of internally displaced people within Myanmar.

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Paul Jeffrey
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Maryknoll Father John Barth, a missionary from the United States, talks with Pha Kler, a Burmese Catholic catechist who supervises the movement of food and other humanitarian supplies to internally displaced families hiding in the forests of Myanmar, as rice is loaded on boats in Mae Sam Laep, a Thai village on the Salween River, which marks the border between Thailand and Myanmar. Boats are loaded here with food and other humanitarian supplies, the first stage of transporting the material to communities of internally displaced people within Myanmar.