Some 73,000 Rohingya refugees, many with bullet wounds, have fled violence in Burma in seven days

A hospital near Bangladesh's southeastern border has treated dozens of Rohingya refugees who arrived with bullet wounds and broken bones after fleeing violence in western Burma.

Some 73,000 Rohingya refugees, many with bullet wounds, have fled violence in Burma in seven days

A hospital near Bangladesh's southeastern border has treated dozens of Rohingya refugees who arrived with bullet wounds and broken bones after fleeing violence in western Burma.

The UN refugee agency said ethnic Rohingya Muslims are still streaming across the swampy border and had already filled the three existing refugee camps to capacity.

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