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Iraq / Refugees / Kurdish Camp Life #134373

ABC Evening News for Sunday, Apr 28, 1991
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(Studio: Forrest Sawyer) Movement of Iraqi refugees from Safwan, Iraq, to safe haven in Saudi Arabia reported; scenes shown. Report introduced.

(On the Turkish-Iraqi border: Bob Jamieson) Plight of the Kurdish refugees featured; scenes shown of life at the bleak mountainside camp on the Turkish border. [Refugee Salim HAMID - comments on family's life here.]

(Studio: Forrest Sawyer) Today noted Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's 54th birthday; scenes shown of celebrations in Baghdad; orchestra noted playing "My Way."

Reporter(s):
Jamieson, Bob;
Sawyer, Forrest
Duration:
00:03:00

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