NEW DELHI - Business at Ms Sang Thang Mami's roadside vegetable stall gathered pace as evening descended with office-goers picking up fresh produce on their way home.
As she packed an order of green chillies and coriander, the 55-year-old widow, a Chin refugee, speaking through an interpreter, said her thoughts were with friends and family back in Myanmar, the country she fled in 2009.
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