Flashback #Star50: Unearthing crimes of the past

By ROYCE TAN

Nation
Wednesday, 03 Nov 2021

Remnants: Wang Kelian was once a hive of activity, but later became a ghost town where the shacks are used as storage space.

THEY fled their home country to escape their impoverished lives, hoping for better days ahead after leaving Rakhine.

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