Tsunami Update
Thursday, June 30, 2005
It’s been six months since the tsunami devastated areas around the Indian Ocean. In our weekly Underreported feature, we look into some of the efforts being made to revive communities in the hardest hit areas, and find out why some indigenous tribes still remain in grave danger. We'll be speaking with Miriam Ross from Survival International and Lynne Jones of International Medical Corps.
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Music: “Tomorrow” by Amp and “Poor Leno” by Royksopp
» More on Survival International
» More on International Medical Corps
» Underreported series
Music: “Tomorrow” by Amp and “Poor Leno” by Royksopp
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