Lost to the flames
Por Ku Sae sobs in the midst of a burnt refugee camp in a remote area of northwestern Thailand. The 14-year-old is now the only surviving member of her family, after eight of her relatives perished when the camp went up in flames.
Officials said that 36 people died in the tragedy, which destroyed hundreds of shelters that were home to thousands of refugees from Myanmar.
Body bags cover the charred remains of people who died in the fire.
Forensic experts walk between the bodies.
A survivor covers her face as she stands among the burnt ruins.
Forensic experts and security personnel work in what is left of the camp.
A forensic worker marks the body of a baby, who was killed by the fire.
A survivor covers her mouth as the remains of victims are collected.
Body bags are lined up in a row.
Refugee women and other survivors look on as an investigation continues in the ruins of the camp.
Two boys walk through the charred area.
A refugee boy stands amid the ash.
A survivor weeps in the fire-gutted camp.
Other survivors salvage their belongings.
Refugee children carry food aid and possessions rescued from the ruins.
Survivors build a new, temporary shelter in the camp.
A group of survivors wait to receive aid.
Others lug away belongings they managed to salvage from the camp.
