UN: Record three million refugees flee Syria crisis
A record three million people have fled violence and chaos in Syria, the UNHCR has said amid reports of increasingly horrifying conditions inside the country.
A record three million people have fled violence and chaos in Syria, the UNHCR has said amid reports of increasingly horrifying conditions inside the country.
The UN has published a map revealing which countries some three million Syrian refugees have fled to - with many escaping the conflict in Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan.
The UN refugee agency has said many newly arriving refugees only left Syria as a last resort.
A growing number, including more than half of those coming to Lebanon, have moved at least once before fleeing, and one in 10 have moved more than three times.
One woman told UNHCR she had moved 20 times before crossing into Lebanon.
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