Delhi's only Rohingya camp gutted; 230 refugees again homeless, 1 injured

The fire broke out at around 3 am on April 15 according to the fire department officials

In another addition to the miseries of Rohingya refugees, a massive fire in Delhi's Kalindi Kunj camp on April 15 rendered some 230 of them homeless. The camp, established in 2012 at Madanpur Khadar area of Kalindi Kunj, has seen four incidents of fire since -- in 2012, 2016, 2017 and now in 2018.

The camp housed 50 families. Though no causalty was reported, one person sustained burn injuries on his hand. The fire broke out at around 3 am on April 15 according to fire department officials. It took 11 fire tenders two hours to douse the flames, which devoured