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Situation on Nias remains critical and under-reported:
Conditions at Nias Under-reported in the World Press
posted by Malcolm Gault-Williams at
Monday, April 18, 2005
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Situation on Nias remains critical and under-reported:
Conditions at Nias Under-reported in the World Press
1 Comments:
Hello,
I had no idea conditions on Nias were so bad. I read on the internet that there was another earthquake there on July 5 2005.
The people must be really freaked out.
My son Jimmy Dalziel is going there tomorrow from Sibolga to work with Doctor Derek Allen in the hospital in gunung sitoli. Im really worried about him now!!!!!
Do you live in Guning Sitoli.
What can people like me do to help?????
from Jdalziel@inet.net.nz
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