Dem Hoi Ngo ~ TRẠI TỊ NẠN ĐƯỜNG BỘ VIỆT NAM TẠI BIÊN GIỚI

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Somewhere along the Thailand border, we arrived, lived and anguished in one of those refugees camps...We existed among many thousands other Cambodian refugees, in a Vietnamese refugee camp among other huge refugee camps, like a tiny island in the vast archipelago, a floating debris in a sea of inhumanity. There we lived, prayed, and survived probably one of the harshest time in our lives.

These are only the pictures in our possession, and our stories. If you stumble across this blog site, please post any pictures, stories for our children to understand how their parents escaped, have lived, and are building a life as they have today....

Send stories and pictures to hungfng2.vnlr@blogger.com and they will be posted here for all to see.

Transit Camps

The refugees at the border camps eventually got interviewed, accepted, and settled in a third country: Australia, Denmark, Malaysia, French, Sweden, and many others. Many got accepted by the US. All the refugees who were accepted for resettlement were transported to Panatnikhom transit camp for a month or so to complete the paper work, and to be screened for health before flying to the final destinations.

For those who went to the US, they had to go to either Bataan or Galang to study English and to learn about the life in America

Below are the links to the stories and pictures of the camps that had become part of our journey to freedom. Gaylord Barr captured those moments at Pulau Galang and Bataan when he worked at the camps as an English teacher. Trinh Huy Chuong, a refugee from border camp, had the luxury of a camera to capture the pictures at Panatnikhom during the short time he was there.

Thank you Gaylord and Chuong for sharing these priceless memory.

- Pulau Galang Refugee Camp - Indonesia
- Bataan - Philippines Refugees Processing Center (PRPC)

- Panatnikhom

February 08, 2008

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4 comments:

Anonymous said...: Cảm ơn Chi nhiều nhé. Làm thơ hay quá đi.; February 8, 2008 at 9:09 PM
Anonymous said...: Sao khong thay CHi nhac toi D vay? Dau dan ti nan cung phai duoc count chu :)); February 9, 2008 at 10:09 AM
ttnbg said...: Tho Chi lam hay qua! Biet Chi da lau D kg ngoi Chi co mot tam hon tho lai lang nhu vay. Lan sau hoi ngo se yeu cau Chi ngam tho nhe...; February 9, 2008 at 10:12 AM
Anonymous said...: Tai Chi Diem la tinh dich cua em, ngu gi nhac :))
Sorry, Chi Diem, vi hom do Chi bo ddi truoc, thanh ra khi uong tra khong co' Chi, lam sao nhac ... :))
Ba` Lo*'n rong luong, bo qua dum cho Ba` Nho? nha ...em hu*'a se dden toi, san soc cho^`ng cua chu'ng ta that to^'t ...Amen!

Hehe Anh Hung ...mo*'i xa chut nho*' roi sao ddoi ...hoi ngo so*'m vay ...:)); February 9, 2008 at 11:20 AM

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