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  Tsunami women 8 February 2005  
Rachel Harvey reports from Lampuuk in Aceh

It's just over 6 weeks since the tidal waves crashed across the Indian Ocean destroying thousands of lives in 11 countries. Very close to the epicentre of the earthquake that started the ripples of devastation was the Indonesian Province of Aceh where whole districts were destroyed.

In the coastal area of Lampuuk only 20% of the population survived, and only a fraction of them were women.

Rachel Harvey went to see how the community in Lampuuk is coping.
 
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