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06id109 - INDONESIA New house constructed for 22-year-old Hafsah Hanim after tsunami by CRS. She lives there with her 18 month old boy, Hafis Al Fairus. Photograph taken in Banda Aceh, mid-December 2006, 2 years after the Tsunami of December 26th 2004 devastated much of the coastal region. Taken to illustrate reconstruction work and projects of CRS (Catholic Relief Services) of USA who sponsored the photo tour. Hafsah’s testimony: "I lost my husband to the Tsunami, while I was 3 months pregnant . He was taking someone to the hospital at the time, and I never saw him again. I ran for my life, with many other people, to the mountain nearby, while the wave pursued us. When we got to the mountain top, there were about another 1000 people sheltering up there. We had no food, and only coconuts to drink, and stayed up there 4 days. I lost 8 members of my family. We have been in our new house a few months, and survive by doing laundry." -of-USA-who-sponsored-the-photo-tour.-Hafsahs-testimony:-I-lost-my-husband-to-the-Tsunami,-while-I-was-3-months-pregnant-.-He-was-taking-someone-to-the-hospital-at-the-time,-and-I-never-saw-him-again.-I-ran-for-my-life,-with-many-other-people,-to-the-mountain-nearby,-while-the-wave-pursued-us.-When-we-got-to-the-mountain-top,-there-were-about-another-1000-people-sheltering-up-there.-We-had-no-food,-and-only-coconuts-to-drink,-and-stayed-up-there-4-days.-I-lost-8-members-of-my-family.-We-have-been-in-our-new-house-a-few-months,-and-survive-by-doing-laundry.-|15531.jpg)
06id109 - INDONESIA New house constructed for 22-year-old Hafsah Hanim after tsunami by CRS. She lives there with her 18 month old boy, Hafis Al Fairus. Photograph taken in Banda Aceh, mid-December 2006, 2 years after the Tsunami of December 26th 2004 devastated much of the coastal region. Taken to illustrate reconstruction work and projects of CRS (Catholic Relief Services) of USA who sponsored the photo tour. Hafsah’s testimony: "I lost my husband to the Tsunami, while I was 3 months pregnant . He was taking someone to the hospital at the time, and I never saw him again. I ran for my life, with many other people, to the mountain nearby, while the wave pursued us. When we got to the mountain top, there were about another 1000 people sheltering up there. We had no food, and only coconuts to drink, and stayed up there 4 days. I lost 8 members of my family. We have been in our new house a few months, and survive by doing laundry."
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06id111 - INDONESIA Tsunami survivor, 18 month old boy, Hafis Al Fairus. Photograph taken in Banda Aceh, mid-December 2006, 2 years after the Tsunami of December 26th 2004 devastated much of the coastal region. Taken to illustrate reconstruction work and projects of CRS (Catholic Relief Services) of USA who sponsored the photo tour. -of-USA-who-sponsored-the-photo-tour.-|15532.jpg)
06id111 - INDONESIA Tsunami survivor, 18 month old boy, Hafis Al Fairus. Photograph taken in Banda Aceh, mid-December 2006, 2 years after the Tsunami of December 26th 2004 devastated much of the coastal region. Taken to illustrate reconstruction work and projects of CRS (Catholic Relief Services) of USA who sponsored the photo tour.
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06id093 - INDONESIA 70-year-old Hasana a TSUNAMI survivo lives with 4-year-old grand daughter Aniah Nabila, who still suffers severe trauma from the experience and having lost her parents. Photograph taken in Aceh Province mid-December 2006, 2 years after the Tsunami of December 26th 2004 devastated much of the coastal region. Taken to illustrate reconstruction work and projects of CRS (Catholic Relief Services) of USA who sponsored the photo tour. Hasana’s testimony: "I was selling vegetables in the market at the time of the Tsunami, and ran to the nearby mosque to shelter. I lost my daughter and older grandson. Anisah is the only grandchild who survived. She was found floating in water and was brought back to the village. We have already been 3 months in this (CRS) house, and it is comfortable. We have a shallow well, but the water is not really good. Drinking water gets delivered to the community by truck, for now." -of-USA-who-sponsored-the-photo-tour.-Hasanas-testimony:-I-was-selling-vegetables-in-the-market-at-the-time-of-the-Tsunami,-and-ran-to-the-nearby-mosque-to-shelter.-I-lost-my-daughter-and-older-grandson.-Anisah-is-the-only-grandchild-who-survived.-She-was-found-floating-in-water-and-was-brought-back-to-the-village.-We-have-already-been-3-months-in-this-(CRS)-house,-and-it-is-comfortable.-We-have-a-shallow-well,-but-the-water-is-not-really-good.-Drinking-water-gets-delivered-to-the-community-by-truck,-for-now.-|15517.jpg)
06id093 - INDONESIA 70-year-old Hasana a TSUNAMI survivo lives with 4-year-old grand daughter Aniah Nabila, who still suffers severe trauma from the experience and having lost her parents. Photograph taken in Aceh Province mid-December 2006, 2 years after the Tsunami of December 26th 2004 devastated much of the coastal region. Taken to illustrate reconstruction work and projects of CRS (Catholic Relief Services) of USA who sponsored the photo tour. Hasana’s testimony: "I was selling vegetables in the market at the time of the Tsunami, and ran to the nearby mosque to shelter. I lost my daughter and older grandson. Anisah is the only grandchild who survived. She was found floating in water and was brought back to the village. We have already been 3 months in this (CRS) house, and it is comfortable. We have a shallow well, but the water is not really good. Drinking water gets delivered to the community by truck, for now."
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06id104 - INDONESIA New house constructed after tsunami by CRS. Photograph taken in Banda Aceh, mid-December 2006, 2 years after the Tsunami of December 26th 2004 devastated much of the coastal region. Taken to illustrate reconstruction work and projects of CRS (Catholic Relief Services) of USA who sponsored the photo tour. -of-USA-who-sponsored-the-photo-tour.-|15527.jpg)
06id104 - INDONESIA New house constructed after tsunami by CRS. Photograph taken in Banda Aceh, mid-December 2006, 2 years after the Tsunami of December 26th 2004 devastated much of the coastal region. Taken to illustrate reconstruction work and projects of CRS (Catholic Relief Services) of USA who sponsored the photo tour.
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06id014 - INDONESIA 36-year-old Rustam with wife and child, tsunami survivors, in their new home. Photograph taken in Aceh Province mid-December 2006, 2 years after the Tsunami of December 26th 2004 devastated much of the coastal region. Taken to illustrate reconstruction work and projects of CRS (Catholic Relief Services) of USA who sponsored the photo tour. Rustam’s testimony: "I was in my house when the Tsunami struck at 8:30 in the morning. The water went right over the top of the houses and telephone poles. I ran off with my wife, two children and their grandmother. We made it to higher ground and survived. But I lost my brother, aged 18, who lived with us. We stayed for the first month at the local government office, camped with many other villagers. Then we stayed a while in an army barracks. Conditions were very rough. Then we put together a wooden shack where we stayed for over a year. Now we have a nice new house provided by CRS, and a shallow well for water." -of-USA-who-sponsored-the-photo-tour.-Rustams-testimony:-I-was-in-my-house-when-the-Tsunami-struck-at-8:30-in-the-morning.-The-water-went-right-over-the-top-of-the-houses-and-telephone-poles.-I-ran-off-with-my-wife,-two-children-and-their-grandmother.-We-made-it-to-higher-ground-and-survived.-But-I-lost-my-brother,-aged-18,-who-lived-with-us.-We-stayed-for-the-first-month-at-the-local-government-office,-camped-with-many-other-villagers.-Then-we-stayed-a-while-in-an-army-barracks.-Conditions-were-very-rough.-Then-we-put-together-a-wooden-shack-where-we-stayed-for-over-a-year.-Now-we-have-a-nice-new-house-provided-by-CRS,-and-a-shallow-well-for-water.-|15455.jpg)
06id014 - INDONESIA 36-year-old Rustam with wife and child, tsunami survivors, in their new home. Photograph taken in Aceh Province mid-December 2006, 2 years after the Tsunami of December 26th 2004 devastated much of the coastal region. Taken to illustrate reconstruction work and projects of CRS (Catholic Relief Services) of USA who sponsored the photo tour. Rustam’s testimony: "I was in my house when the Tsunami struck at 8:30 in the morning. The water went right over the top of the houses and telephone poles. I ran off with my wife, two children and their grandmother. We made it to higher ground and survived. But I lost my brother, aged 18, who lived with us. We stayed for the first month at the local government office, camped with many other villagers. Then we stayed a while in an army barracks. Conditions were very rough. Then we put together a wooden shack where we stayed for over a year. Now we have a nice new house provided by CRS, and a shallow well for water."
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-of-USA-who-sponsored-the-photo-tour.-Rustams-testimony:-I-was-in-my-house-when-the-Tsunami-struck-at-8:30-in-the-morning.-The-water-went-right-over-the-top-of-the-houses-and-telephone-poles.-I-ran-off-with-my-wife,-two-children-and-their-grandmother.-We-made-it-to-higher-ground-and-survived.-But-I-lost-my-brother,-aged-18,-who-lived-with-us.-We-stayed-for-the-first-month-at-the-local-government-office,-camped-with-many-other-villagers.-Then-we-stayed-a-while-in-an-army-barracks.-Conditions-were-very-rough.-Then-we-put-together-a-wooden-shack-where-we-stayed-for-over-a-year.-Now-we-have-a-nice-new-house-provided-by-CRS,-and-a-shallow-well-for-water.-|15453.jpg)
06id010 - INDONESIA 36-year-old Rustam with wife and child, tsunami survivors, in their new home. Photograph taken in Aceh Province mid-December 2006, 2 years after the Tsunami of December 26th 2004 devastated much of the coastal region. Taken to illustrate reconstruction work and projects of CRS (Catholic Relief Services) of USA who sponsored the photo tour. Rustam’s testimony: "I was in my house when the Tsunami struck at 8:30 in the morning. The water went right over the top of the houses and telephone poles. I ran off with my wife, two children and their grandmother. We made it to higher ground and survived. But I lost my brother, aged 18, who lived with us. We stayed for the first month at the local government office, camped with many other villagers. Then we stayed a while in an army barracks. Conditions were very rough. Then we put together a wooden shack where we stayed for over a year. Now we have a nice new house provided by CRS, and a shallow well for water." -of-USA-who-sponsored-the-photo-tour.-Rustams-testimony:-I-was-in-my-house-when-the-Tsunami-struck-at-8:30-in-the-morning.-The-water-went-right-over-the-top-of-the-houses-and-telephone-poles.-I-ran-off-with-my-wife,-two-children-and-their-grandmother.-We-made-it-to-higher-ground-and-survived.-But-I-lost-my-brother,-aged-18,-who-lived-with-us.-We-stayed-for-the-first-month-at-the-local-government-office,-camped-with-many-other-villagers.-Then-we-stayed-a-while-in-an-army-barracks.-Conditions-were-very-rough.-Then-we-put-together-a-wooden-shack-where-we-stayed-for-over-a-year.-Now-we-have-a-nice-new-house-provided-by-CRS,-and-a-shallow-well-for-water.-|15453.jpg)
06id010 - INDONESIA 36-year-old Rustam with wife and child, tsunami survivors, in their new home. Photograph taken in Aceh Province mid-December 2006, 2 years after the Tsunami of December 26th 2004 devastated much of the coastal region. Taken to illustrate reconstruction work and projects of CRS (Catholic Relief Services) of USA who sponsored the photo tour. Rustam’s testimony: "I was in my house when the Tsunami struck at 8:30 in the morning. The water went right over the top of the houses and telephone poles. I ran off with my wife, two children and their grandmother. We made it to higher ground and survived. But I lost my brother, aged 18, who lived with us. We stayed for the first month at the local government office, camped with many other villagers. Then we stayed a while in an army barracks. Conditions were very rough. Then we put together a wooden shack where we stayed for over a year. Now we have a nice new house provided by CRS, and a shallow well for water."
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-of-USA-who-sponsored-the-photo-tour.-Hafsahs-testimony:-I-lost-my-husband-to-the-Tsunami,-while-I-was-3-months-pregnant-.-He-was-taking-someone-to-the-hospital-at-the-time,-and-I-never-saw-him-again.-I-ran-for-my-life,-with-many-other-people,-to-the-mountain-nearby,-while-the-wave-pursued-us.-When-we-got-to-the-mountain-top,-there-were-about-another-1000-people-sheltering-up-there.-We-had-no-food,-and-only-coconuts-to-drink,-and-stayed-up-there-4-days.-I-lost-8-members-of-my-family.-We-have-been-in-our-new-house-a-few-months,-and-survive-by-doing-laundry.-|15530.jpg)
-of-USA-who-sponsored-the-photo-tour.-Hafsahs-testimony:-I-lost-my-husband-to-the-Tsunami,-while-I-was-3-months-pregnant-.-He-was-taking-someone-to-the-hospital-at-the-time,-and-I-never-saw-him-again.-I-ran-for-my-life,-with-many-other-people,-to-the-mountain-nearby,-while-the-wave-pursued-us.-When-we-got-to-the-mountain-top,-there-were-about-another-1000-people-sheltering-up-there.-We-had-no-food,-and-only-coconuts-to-drink,-and-stayed-up-there-4-days.-I-lost-8-members-of-my-family.-We-have-been-in-our-new-house-a-few-months,-and-survive-by-doing-laundry.-|15529.jpg "06id107 Indonesia - INDONESIA New house constructed for 22-year-old Hafsah Hanim after tsunami by CRS. She lives there with her 18 month old boy, Hafis Al Fairus. Photograph taken in Banda Aceh, mid-December 2006, 2 years after the Tsunami of December 26th 2004 devastated much of the coastal region. Taken to illustrate reconstruction work and projects of CRS (Catholic Relief Services) of USA who sponsored the photo tour. Hafsah’s testimony: \"I lost my husband to the Tsunami, while I was 3 months pregnant . He was taking someone to the hospital at the time, and I never saw him again. I ran for my life, with many other people, to the mountain nearby, while the wave pursued us. When we got to the mountain top, there were about another 1000 people sheltering up there. We had no food, and only coconuts to drink, and stayed up there 4 days. I lost 8 members of my family. We have been in our new house a few months, and survive by doing laundry.\"")
