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what one was a flourishing
small village is now washed away. Homes are taken,
families separated, ships washed ashore... |
3rd January 2005 In the days following the disaster our Club
members together with many relief agencies
were involved in the distribution of basic
life sustaining supplies to those who lost
almost everything. |
Nothing remains of what has
been here before that made live worth to live for the
villagers of Baan Nam Kem. |
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Temporary
shelter in simple tents |
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Survivors of this
terrible disaster had to live in tents, as
there was nothing to go to anymore |
During the day
they gathered in huge tents, set up by the
military and local governments. |
70 degrees C.,
al day long for many months to come with
limited facilities for personal hygiene |
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Survey of effected Areas from Tsunami |
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We were deeply impressed with the caring
attitude of the Thai Army who were of great
support to the survivors. |
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The first destination was Takua Pa, the
regional capitol of the area around Khao
Lak, the worst hit areas in Thailand. There
we meet with the Lions Club of Takua Pa who
brought us to the local relief center,
where we received a detailed report about
the relief efforts and projects in this
area.
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Third and last destination of our trip was
the island of Phi Phi, also among the worst
hit region in Thailand. The devastation
there was absolutely unbelievable. The
process of rebuilding this tropical paradise
will take years and hundreds of families
will be without jobs and income for a long
time. Most of the local survivors had to be
brought to other regions, to live there, as
there is no more infrastructure left in Phi
Phi. |
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