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Published on: 24-12-2007
The paiting that was made by 130 attendees of the 'ontmoetingsdag' on June 11, 2005 now finally receives a place in the same hospital where 23 severily wounded Dutch survivors were brought in. |
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Published on: 04-12-2007 17:33
The site is still very well visited |
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Published on: 21-07-2007
Surviving dependants of the 36 Dutch victims of the tsunami have revealed a monument for the memory of their loved ones which were killed in 2004, in Asia during nature violence. This is the first memorial that has been revealed outside of South-East Asia. |
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Published on: 30-12-2006 13:35
De number of visitors of TISEI varied between 3500 and 6000 per month. OVer the last two years the activity has not decreased. |
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Published on: 02-09-2005 22:47
Katrina triggers memories of Asia tsunami; televised images of water surging into New Orleans trigger painful memories for many that have been involved in the tsunami in Asia |
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Published on: 06-05-2005 14:25
The United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) is convening a meeting of global policy makers this week in Thailand to identify key barriers and lessons learned in the first days of the emergency response and in the weeks of reconstruction following the devastating 26 December Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami.
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Published on: 16-04-2005
Talks aimed at ending almost 30 years of conflict in the Indonesian province of Aceh have ended on a positive note, with further talks planned next month. |
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Published on: 13-04-2005
More than three months after the Indian Ocean tsunami, thousands of families displaced by the waves are living in trying conditions along the coast of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. |
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Published on: 08-04-2005
Impact: The western tip of the Indonesian island of Sumatra, the closest inhabited area to the epicentre of the earthquake, was devastated by the tsunami. More than 70% of the inhabitants of some coastal villages are reported to have died. The Asian Development Bank says 44% of people in the province of Aceh lost their livelihoods.
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Published on: 02-04-2005
We discussed the tsunami and relief efforts in a special edition of our phone-in programme Talking Point. Our guest was UN Undersecretary General for Humanitarian Affairs, Jan Egeland.
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Published on: 29-03-2005
India and Sri Lanka have withdrawn tsunami alerts issued after a massive earthquake hit the coast of Indonesia. |
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Published on: 26-03-2005 05:35
Sri Lanka must speed up its post-tsunami relief effort, the vice president of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has insisted. |
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Published on: 22-03-2005
It is now three months since a tsunami devastated thousands of Indian Ocean communities, and some of the emergency medical teams that flew to the region in the wake of the disaster are now packing up and leaving. |
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Published on: 20-03-2005 19:20
The first new town to be built in Sri Lanka after December's Indian Ocean tsunami is facing opposition - from some of the very people it is designed to help. |
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Published on: 18-03-2005 23:12
Governments around the world have been urged to honour their financial pledges to the countries worst-hit by the Indian Ocean tsunami. |
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Published on: 17-03-2005
Secretary-General Kofi Annan today appointed a top aide of former United States
President Bill Clinton, temporarily sidelined as Special Envoy for Tsunami
Recovery by recent surgery, as deputy envoy to leave immediately for the Indian
Ocean countries devastated by last December's disaster to assess the state of
the region.
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Published on: 21-02-2005
Former US presidents Bill Clinton and George Bush Snr have ended their tour of tsunami-hit nations.
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Published on: 18-02-2005
The TISEI website has found a first partner that serves as a local users groups to serve the victims from the tsunami in Canada. |
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Published on: 15-02-2005 02:54
Pfizer is donating funds for mental health treatment initiatives
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Published on: 15-02-2005
Grammy Awards 2005 dedicates song to Tsunami Aid |
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