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	The girl was shot Thursday at her home near a UN World Food Programme warehouse in the Rakhine state capital Sittwe that was targeted by rioters, Lieutenant Colonel Min Aung told AFP by telephone.</div>
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	&quot;She was hit when security forces fired warning shots to disperse people at the WFP warehouse,&quot; he said. &quot;The situation in Sittwe is calm now after a curfew was imposed.&quot;</div>
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	He said nobody else was wounded in the incident.</div>
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	AFP</div>
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