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Kids 2
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During the Beach Cleanup Project, some youngsters working with us took a
catamaran out in the lagoon during their lunch break.
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Kids in the Moreketiara "Camp," which was an unused set of spartan
apartment-like buildings built by Japanese engineers some years before.
Nobody lived in these buildings before the tsunami, and here the families
await relocation into permanent housing.
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All cousins, the ruins behind belong to the family of the two boys in front.
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This girl worked for Artur at his fishing supply shop in Dickwella after
school. Here she ties hooks onto a Long Line.
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A little girl gets a drink at some faucets for the water supply in Camp.
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This girl lost everyone in her family to the tsunami, and is staying with a family
friend at the Handloom Factory Camp in Tangalle. Emily Church brought
some photos she took of the children a couple days before.
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Girls returning from school in the afternoon; all girls have parasols.
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Kids at camp play with water at the faucets. The large bladder in the
background was filled by water trucks.
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Kids play on a newly built catamaran, built by Modestus' church group (Sri
Lankan)
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Swimming in a river.
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Children play in a Took Took at Camp.
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Kumudu
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Camp kids
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