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Amman New Camp, locally known as Wihdat, is the second largest refugee camp in Jordan with a population of 49,805 registered refugees 2002. It was previously operated by the UNRWA but is now operated by Department of Palestinian Affairs.

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External links & References

http://www.un.org/unrwa/refugees/jordan/newamman.html

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