Addressing Post-Tsunami Development Challenges
Tuesday, February 15, 2005 at 01:03PM
Michael Chacko Daniels

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The Second Disaster Looms


Reporting in the February 2005 issue of India Currents ["I Deserve More," Why Must tragedy be compounded by indignity?] after visiting a village in Tamil Nadu and observing the fighting, arguing, and unfairness among neighbors, Dilip D'Souza makes a comment that identifies an important Post-Tsunami Development challenge:


D'Souza concludes with a quote from the late disaster expert, Fred Cuny: "For the survivors of a natural disaster, a second disaster may also be looming."

What do you think? Click below on "Comment" to enter your thoughts on the subject. I look forward to hearing from you.--Michael

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Overlooking the Elderly


San Francisco Chronicle
Staff Writer Pia Sarkar reports [San Francisco Chronicle, page 1, Feb. 10, 2005: To be elderly is to be overlooked as India distributes Tsunami relief] ". . . unlike the children, who are considered the nation's future, the elderly have been cast off as a low priority in the tsunami's aftermath, some aid workers say."

What do you think? Click below on "Comment" to enter your thoughts on the subject. I look forward to hearing from you.--Michael

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