Burmese villagers cross the Moei river as they flee the battle from Myanmar's Myawaddy township to Mae Sot border town, Tak province, Thailand, 09 November 2010. A fierce battle between Burmese junta troops and Karen rebels broke out in Myawaddy, a day after the country's first election in two decades, the clashes resulted in three deaths and at least 20 wounded, and more than 20,000 Burmese had fled across the border into Thailand's Mae Sot district.
A Burmese refugee feeds her child after fleeing from the battle in Myanmar's Myawaddy township to the Border Patrol Police Base in Mae Sot border town, Tak province, Thailand, 09 November 2010.
Thai border patrol policemen guard next to Burmese villagers who fled from the battle in Myanmar's Myawaddy to the Border Patrol Police Base in Mae Sot, Tak province, Thailand, 09 November 2010.
Burmese refugees are transported on a truck to cross the border back to Myanmar's Myawaddy township from the temporary camp in Mae Sot border town, Tak province, Thailand, 09 November 2010.
Some Burmese refugees leave a police truck, heading back to their home from Mae Sot border town, Tak province, Thailand, 09 November 2010
Burmese refugees are transported on a truck to cross the border back to Myanmar's Myawaddy township from the temporary camp in Mae Sot border town, Tak province, Thailand, 09 November 2010. Myanmar's army reportedly regained control of Myawaddy town on the Thai border that had been seized by ethnic Karen rebels in an 'armed protest' against the elections. A fierce battle between Burmese junta troops and Karen rebels broke out in Myawaddy, a day after the country's first election in two decades, the clashes resulted in three deaths and at least 20 wounded, and more than 15,000 Burmese had fled across the border into Thailand's Mae Sot district.
An injured Burmese man is assisted to cross the border pass, as a Thai soldier looks on at Mae Sot border town, Tak province, Thailand, 09 November 2010.
A young Burmese girl looks out on from the police truck as some refugees are transported to cross the Moei river back to Myanmar's Myawaddy township from Mae Sot border town, Thailand, 09 November 2010.
Burmese refugees cross the Moei river back to Myanmar's Myawaddy township from Mae Sot border town, Thailand, 09 November 2010. Myanmar's army reportedly regained control of Myawaddy town on the Thai border that had been seized by ethnic Karen rebels in an 'armed protest' against the elections. A fierce battle between Burmese junta troops and Karen rebels broke out in Myawaddy, a day after the country's first election in two decades, the clashes resulted in three deaths and at least 20 wounded, and more than 15,000 Burmese had fled across the border into Thailand's Mae Sot district.
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