Ninety nine Ethiopian asylum seekers were left destitute in one of Malawi's residential areas in the capital Lilongwe, police sources disclosed on Monday. Of the 99 Ethiopians, two were found dead, three were hospitalized and 12 were receiving food from well wishers at Kamuzu Central Hospital since they were dumped on Friday morning. Lingadzi police officer Justine Mkute said the Ethiopians were caught by Mozambican police after they fled Malawi's Dzaleka Refugee Camp where refugees and asylum seekers are supposed to be staying. 'They were initially dumped at Malawi-Mozambique border where a well wisher gave them transport to Lilongwe where he dumped them in one of the residential areas,' Mkute was quoted as saying by the Daily Mail. Commenting on the issue, Assistant Field Officer for the Malawi Office of United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Kelvin Sentala said his office was now wondering why only Ethiopians were the only ones running away from the designated refugee camp, according to the newspaper. 'These people claim that they are looking for refugee camps with better services yet we have Congolese, Somalis and other nationals who don't behave like that yet all of them get the same kind of services,' Sentala said. Police and UNHCR alongside the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Public Security were at the weekend organizing transport to take the Ethiopians back to the refugee camp located about 50 km northeast of the capital, Lilongwe. 