Life in refugee camp as contruction continues
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(20 Jun 2011) SHOTLIST 1.
(20 Jun 2011) SHOTLIST
1. Wide of Reyhanli refugee camp
2. Mid Reyhanli refugee camp
3. Ambulance parking inside the camp
4. Close of ambulance
5. Woman in tent
6. Various of construction workers building a basketball court inside the camp
7. Close-up shot of a bulldozer inside the camp
8. Various of officials visiting the camp
9. Mid of refugees sitting around a table in the camp
10. Mid of military officials and military cars
11. Various of car belonging to official leaving the camp
12. Police car
13. Officials leaving
14. Wide of camp
STORYLINE
Syrians continued to adjust to life in Reyhanli, a Turkish refugee camp, on Monday, after fleeing the military crackdown in their country.
Turkish officials were seen visiting the camp, and basket ball court was being constructed.
More than 10,500 Syrians have fled their country and are being sheltered in four Turkish refugee camps, officials say.
An estimated 5,000 others are camped out on the Syrian side of the border, with dwindling resources, trying to remain close to their homes and relatives, avoiding official refugee status that might delay their return.
Syria's embattled president said on Monday that "saboteurs" are trying to exploit legitimate demands for reform, as the regime faces its most powerful challenge in more than four decades.
President Bashar Assad's televised address was only his third public speech since the country's uprising began in March, inspired by the revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt.
Human rights activists say more than 1,400 Syrians have been killed and 10-thousand detained as Assad tries to maintain his grip on power.
The pro-democracy uprising against the Assad regime has proved remarkably resilient despite the relentless campaign by the military, other security forces and pro-regime gunmen.
The government has unleashed troops on mass protests in region after region over the three months, including last Friday, when activists said at least 16 civilians were killed when security forces fired on demonstrators in several cities and towns.
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1. Wide of Reyhanli refugee camp
2. Mid Reyhanli refugee camp
3. Ambulance parking inside the camp
4. Close of ambulance
5. Woman in tent
6. Various of construction workers building a basketball court inside the camp
7. Close-up shot of a bulldozer inside the camp
8. Various of officials visiting the camp
9. Mid of refugees sitting around a table in the camp
10. Mid of military officials and military cars
11. Various of car belonging to official leaving the camp
12. Police car
13. Officials leaving
14. Wide of camp
STORYLINE
Syrians continued to adjust to life in Reyhanli, a Turkish refugee camp, on Monday, after fleeing the military crackdown in their country.
Turkish officials were seen visiting the camp, and basket ball court was being constructed.
More than 10,500 Syrians have fled their country and are being sheltered in four Turkish refugee camps, officials say.
An estimated 5,000 others are camped out on the Syrian side of the border, with dwindling resources, trying to remain close to their homes and relatives, avoiding official refugee status that might delay their return.
Syria's embattled president said on Monday that "saboteurs" are trying to exploit legitimate demands for reform, as the regime faces its most powerful challenge in more than four decades.
President Bashar Assad's televised address was only his third public speech since the country's uprising began in March, inspired by the revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt.
Human rights activists say more than 1,400 Syrians have been killed and 10-thousand detained as Assad tries to maintain his grip on power.
The pro-democracy uprising against the Assad regime has proved remarkably resilient despite the relentless campaign by the military, other security forces and pro-regime gunmen.
The government has unleashed troops on mass protests in region after region over the three months, including last Friday, when activists said at least 16 civilians were killed when security forces fired on demonstrators in several cities and towns.
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