"I was facing a lot of adjustment problems. Communication, shopping, everything was new for me," he said. "So this office helped me start my English classes, job...
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BALTIMORE - Khada Upreti was 19 when the Bhutan government imprisoned him and other members of a Nepali-speaking ethnic minority group. Three months later he was released and fled to Nepal, but wound up in a refugee camp with thousands of other Bhutanese. Find Us On Facebook
Sixteen years later, a U.S. government program brought Upreti, his wife, and three children to the Baltimore Resettlement Center to start a new life in a country that was initially unfamiliar and bewildering.
"I was facing a lot of adjustment problems. Communication, shopping, everything was new for me," he said. "So this office helped me start my English classes, job...
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