Red Cross Red Crescent magazine 
A city of misery
With heavier rains expected to hit their makeshift camps, desperate people who fled violence in Myanmar have even more to worry about.
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With heavier rains expected to hit their makeshift camps, desperate people who fled violence in Myanmar have even more to worry about.
People from around the world share their story about how trauma affected their lives and how they have found support .
Families of people who have gone missing bear a singular psychological and emotional burden.