Nearly 30,000 Kurds displaced from city near Kirkuk: aid groupsBAGHDAD (Reuters) - Nearly 30,000 Kurds have been displaced from a multi-ethnic city south of Kirkuk where sectarian tension flared after Iraqi forces took control of it, humanitarian organizations said on Wednesday. Most of those displaced from Tuz Khurmato are in need of urgent aid and staying in open shelters, officials from two international humanitarian organizations told Reuters. A third, Amnesty International, said on Tuesday that satellite images, videos, photos and dozens of testimonies indicate that hundreds of properties were looted, set on fire and destroyed in what appeared to be a targeted attack on predominantly Kurdish areas of the city of about 100,000 people. The Kurds fled after Kurdish Peshmerga fighters withdrew from the city on Oct. 16, as government forces and Iranian-backed Sh ite Popular Mobilisation moved in retaliation for an independence referendum held by the Kurdistan region authorities last month.   Tuz, located between oil-rich Kirkuk and Baghdad, is also inhabited by Sh ite Turkmen and Arabs.  Many of the people displaced are staying in the open and in public places, in schools, mosques or unfinished buildings,  Said Jennifer Connet, Oxfam s Program Manager.   They need emergency aid and also psychological support as many lost contact with children and relatives or witnessed traumatic incidents as they fled.  The official of the other organization confirmed that account but gave only as background information in order not compromise its access to the displaced people. At least 11 civilians were killed, Amnesty said, citing testimonies of people who escaped from the city who said they were attacked by Turkmen Shiite paramilitaries. Popular Mobilisation, a paramilitary force trained in Iran and supporting the Iraqi government in the region, was not involved in the violence that happened in the city, spokesman Karim Nuri told Reuters in Baghdad.   It was not forced displacement, our Kurdish brothers fled fearing reprisals,  he said, calling on government security to put an end to the unrest.  Problems happened between the different components, clans, families,  he said, refuting the political nature of the exodus.  The Kurds displaced from Tuz fled to the neighboring regions of Diyala, Sulaimaniya, and some to Erbil, further north, said Connet.  Humanitarian access to the displaced families is possible but going to Tuz is extremely difficult,  she said. worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Nearly 30,000 Kurds displaced from city near Kirkuk: aid groupsBAGHDAD (Reuters) - Nearly 30,000 Kurds have been displaced from a multi-ethnic city south of Kirkuk where sectarian tension flared after Iraqi forces took control of it, humanitarian organizations said on Wednesday. Most of those displaced from Tuz Khurmato are in need of urgent aid and staying in open shelters, officials from two international humanitarian organizations told Reuters. A third, Amnesty International, said on Tuesday that satellite images, videos, photos and dozens of testimonies indicate that hundreds of properties were looted, set on fire and destroyed in what appeared to be a targeted attack on predominantly Kurdish areas of the city of about 100,000 people. The Kurds fled after Kurdish Peshmerga fighters withdrew from the city on Oct. 16, as government forces and Iranian-backed Sh ite Popular Mobilisation moved in retaliation for an independence referendum held by the Kurdistan region authorities last month.   Tuz, located between oil-rich Kirkuk and Baghdad, is also inhabited by Sh ite Turkmen and Arabs.  Many of the people displaced are staying in the open and in public places, in schools, mosques or unfinished buildings,  Said Jennifer Connet, Oxfam s Program Manager.   They need emergency aid and also psychological support as many lost contact with children and relatives or witnessed traumatic incidents as they fled.  The official of the other organization confirmed that account but gave only as background information in order not compromise its access to the displaced people. At least 11 civilians were killed, Amnesty said, citing testimonies of people who escaped from the city who said they were attacked by Turkmen Shiite paramilitaries. Popular Mobilisation, a paramilitary force trained in Iran and supporting the Iraqi government in the region, was not involved in the violence that happened in the city, spokesman Karim Nuri told Reuters in Baghdad.   It was not forced displacement, our Kurdish brothers fled fearing reprisals,  he said, calling on government security to put an end to the unrest.  Problems happened between the different components, clans, families,  he said, refuting the political nature of the exodus.  The Kurds displaced from Tuz fled to the neighboring regions of Diyala, Sulaimaniya, and some to Erbil, further north, said Connet.  Humanitarian access to the displaced families is possible but going to Tuz is extremely difficult,  she said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: nearly kurds displaced city near kirke aid groupsbaghdad reuters nearly kurds displaced city south kirke sectarian tension flared iraqi forces took control humanitarian organizations said wednesday most displaced tu khurmato need urgent aid staying open shelters officials two international humanitarian organizations told reuters a third amnesty international said tuesday satellite images videos photos dozens testimonies indicate hundreds properties looted set fire destroyed appeared targeted attack predominantly kurdish areas city people the kurds fled kurdish peshmerga fighters withdrew city government forces sh ite popular mobilisation moved retaliation independence referendum held kurdistan region authorities last month tu located kirke baghdad also inhabited sh ite turkey arab many people displaced staying open public places schools mosques unfinished buildings said jennifer connect fam program manager they need emergency aid also psychological support many lost contact children relatives witnessed traumatic incidents fled the official organization confirmed account gave background information order compromise access displaced people at least civilians killed amnesty said citing testimonies people escaped city said attacked turkey white paramilitaries popular mobilisation paramilitary force trained iran supporting iraqi government region involved violence happened city spokesman farm uri told reuters baghdad it forced displacement kurdish brothers fled fearing reprisals said calling government security put end unrest problems happened different components clans families said refuting political nature exodus the kurds displaced tu fled neighboring regions dial sulaimaniya gerbil north said connect humanitarian access displaced families possible going tu extremely difficult said worldnews