Help in Niger

Apr 05, 2012

photo courtesy ADRA

ADRA Niger staff attended to the needs of Malian refugees in the town of Nbeydou through the distribution of more than 400 hygiene packs and safe drinking-water. Malian's have been seeking refuge in Niger as fighting has intensified between the Mali government and Tuareg-led rebel forces.

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