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10:47 GMT, Wednesday, 28 May 2008 11:47 UK
In pictures: Displaced life in SA

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Up to 70,000 foreigners displaced by a wave of anti-immigrant violence in South Africa have taken shelter in temporary camps.

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Aid agencies have warned that conditions in the camps have been deteriorating, with temperatures low and chest infections and diarrhoea reported.

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The South African government has said it will set up seven refugee camps across the country to house the immigrants.

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But agencies have warned that South Africa does not have the experience to run the camps.

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Mobs began attacking foreigners earlier this month in a township north of Johannesburg. The violence then spread to seven of South Africa's nine provinces.

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South African President Thabo Mbeki has called the violence an "absolute disgrace" and the worst act of inhumanity South Africa has seen since the end of apartheid.
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