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Flooding (photo)

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UNICEF relief for the cyclone Aila affected people, in Shyamnagar sub-district, under Satkhira district, in Bangladesh. June 12, 2009. Thousands of people in the Cyclone Aila hit coastal area were forced to seek shelter on the embankments or in the buildings available in the area since their houses have been flooded by five to seven feet high tidal surges. Most of these people are still passing their days in uncertainty without enough food and clean drinking water as almost all tube-wells, ponds and other water-bodies have been infiltrated by saline water. (photo)

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UNICEF relief for the cyclone Aila affected people, in Shyamnagar sub-district, under Satkhira district, in Bangladesh. June 12, 2009. Thousands of people in the Cyclone Aila hit coastal area were forced to seek shelter on the embankments or in the buildings available in the area since their houses have been flooded by five to seven feet high tidal surges. Most of these people are still passing their days in uncertainty without enough food and clean drinking water as almost all tube-wells, ponds and other water-bodies have been infiltrated by saline water. (photo)

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Bhanu Begum, 60, repairs her home damaged in the cyclone Aila, in the village of Bongshipur, in Satkhira district of Bangladesh. June 9, 2009. Thousands of people in the coastal area took shelter on the embankment and buildings nearby as five to seven feet high tidal surge flooded their homes, when the cyclone swept over the area, on May 25, 2009. About 200 people died and more than thousand are missing. More than 500 shrimp farms washed away in the tidal surge. Thousands of people are made homeless and there is a severe crisis of food and pure drinking water. (photo)

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Bhanu Begum, 60, repairs her home damaged in the cyclone Aila, in the village of Bongshipur, in Satkhira district of Bangladesh. June 9, 2009. Thousands of people in the coastal area took shelter on the embankment and buildings nearby as five to seven feet high tidal surge flooded their homes, when the cyclone swept over the area, on May 25, 2009. About 200 people died and more than thousand are missing. More than 500 shrimp farms washed away in the tidal surge. Thousands of people are made homeless and there is a severe crisis of food and pure drinking water. (photo)

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Cyclone AILA affected people collecting drinking water in Dhumghat area of Shayamnagar ,Shathkhira District. A boy drinks relief water in cyclone Aila struck Dhumghat area in Satkhira. The cyclone swept over the coastal areas of Bangladesh on May 25, 2009 causing severe damage to crops, homes and lives. About 200 people died and more than thousand were missing. Thousands of people were made homeless and there was a severe crisis of food and pure drinking water. Bangladesh. 2009. (photo)

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Cyclone AILA affected people collecting drinking water in Dhumghat area of Shayamnagar ,Shathkhira District. A boy drinks relief water in cyclone Aila struck Dhumghat area in Satkhira. The cyclone swept over the coastal areas of Bangladesh on May 25, 2009 causing severe damage to crops, homes and lives. About 200 people died and more than thousand were missing. Thousands of people were made homeless and there was a severe crisis of food and pure drinking water. Bangladesh. 2009. (photo)

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A fisherman fishing in the coastal areas of the Chittagong city flooded by the tidal surge caused by cyclone Aila that swept over Bangladesh on May 25, 2009. The tidal surge damaged the embankment along the Patenga beach of Chittagong city, and inundated the beach area for three days. Many homes along with fisheries and hatcheries were washed away and the fishing villages in Kattuli area of the port city were also affected by the tidal surge. Chittagong, Bangladesh. May 27, 2009. (photo)

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A fisherman fishing in the coastal areas of the Chittagong city flooded by the tidal surge caused by cyclone Aila that swept over Bangladesh on May 25, 2009. The tidal surge damaged the embankment along the Patenga beach of Chittagong city, and inundated the beach area for three days. Many homes along with fisheries and hatcheries were washed away and the fishing villages in Kattuli area of the port city were also affected by the tidal surge. Chittagong, Bangladesh. May 27, 2009. (photo)

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Fishermen fishing in the coastal areas of the Chittagong city flooded by the tidal surge caused by cyclone Aila that swept over Bangladesh on May 25, 2009. The tidal surge damaged the embankment along the Patenga beach of Chittagong city, and inundated the beach area for three days. Many homes along with fisheries and hatcheries were washed away and the fishing villages in Kattuli area of the port city were also affected by the tidal surge. Chittagong, Bangladesh. May 27, 2009. (photo)

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Fishermen fishing in the coastal areas of the Chittagong city flooded by the tidal surge caused by cyclone Aila that swept over Bangladesh on May 25, 2009. The tidal surge damaged the embankment along the Patenga beach of Chittagong city, and inundated the beach area for three days. Many homes along with fisheries and hatcheries were washed away and the fishing villages in Kattuli area of the port city were also affected by the tidal surge. Chittagong, Bangladesh. May 27, 2009. (photo)

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More than 200 people and hundreds of domestic animals died in West Bengal, India when cyclone Aila struck on May 25, 2009. Indian government declared it as a national disaster. Nearly 1.1 million people have lost their homes. The mostly devastated area is Sundarban where 845 kilometer embankment has been washed away. Heavy rainfall still continues to damage crops and causing floods and landslides with uprooted trees. The affected people are living in open air; few have taken shelter under makeshift plastic shacks. There is no food, safe drinking water and clothes and there is a serious outbreak of diarrhea and cholera in the area. Amlamethi, Sundarban, West Bengal, India. June 2, 2009. (photo)

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More than 200 people and hundreds of domestic animals died in West Bengal, India when cyclone Aila struck on May 25, 2009. Indian government declared it as a national disaster. Nearly 1.1 million people have lost their homes. The mostly devastated area is Sundarban where 845 kilometer embankment has been washed away. Heavy rainfall still continues to damage crops and causing floods and landslides with uprooted trees. The affected people are living in open air; few have taken shelter under makeshift plastic shacks. There is no food, safe drinking water and clothes and there is a serious outbreak of diarrhea and cholera in the area. Amlamethi, Sundarban, West Bengal, India. June 2, 2009. (photo)

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Thousands of people in the coastal area took shelter on the embankment and buildings nearby after five to seven feet high tidal surge flooded their homes, during hurricane Aila. The cyclone struck the coastal areas of Bangladesh on May 25, 2009 causing severe damage to crops, homes and lives. About 200 people died and more than thousand are missing. Nearly 200,000 people are still trapped in water. More than 500 shrimp farms washed away in five to seven feet high tidal surge. Thousands of people are made homeless and there is a severe crisis of food and pure drinking water. Satkhira, Bangladesh. May 28, 2009. (photo)

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Thousands of people in the coastal area took shelter on the embankment and buildings nearby after five to seven feet high tidal surge flooded their homes, during hurricane Aila. The cyclone struck the coastal areas of Bangladesh on May 25, 2009 causing severe damage to crops, homes and lives. About 200 people died and more than thousand are missing. Nearly 200,000 people are still trapped in water. More than 500 shrimp farms washed away in five to seven feet high tidal surge. Thousands of people are made homeless and there is a severe crisis of food and pure drinking water. Satkhira, Bangladesh. May 28, 2009. (photo)

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More than 200 people and hundreds of domestic animals died in West Bengal, India when cyclone Aila struck on May 25, 2009. Indian government declared it as a national disaster. Nearly 1.1 million people have lost their homes. The mostly devastated area is Sundarban where 845 kilometer embankment has been washed away. Heavy rainfall still continues to damage crops and causing floods and landslides with uprooted trees. The affected people are living in open air; few have taken shelter under makeshift plastic shacks. There is no food, safe drinking water and clothes and there is a serious outbreak of diarrhea and cholera in the area. Amlamethi, Sundarban, West Bengal, India. June 2, 2009. (photo)

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More than 200 people and hundreds of domestic animals died in West Bengal, India when cyclone Aila struck on May 25, 2009. Indian government declared it as a national disaster. Nearly 1.1 million people have lost their homes. The mostly devastated area is Sundarban where 845 kilometer embankment has been washed away. Heavy rainfall still continues to damage crops and causing floods and landslides with uprooted trees. The affected people are living in open air; few have taken shelter under makeshift plastic shacks. There is no food, safe drinking water and clothes and there is a serious outbreak of diarrhea and cholera in the area. Amlamethi, Sundarban, West Bengal, India. June 2, 2009. (photo)

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Men with their belongings leave their flooded hut (photo)

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Men with their belongings leave their flooded hut (photo)

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Thousands of people in the coastal area took shelter on the embankment and buildings nearby after five to seven feet high tidal surge flooded their homes, during hurricane Aila. The cyclone struck the coastal areas of Bangladesh on May 25, 2009 causing severe damage to crops, homes and lives. About 200 people died and more than thousand are missing. Nearly 200,000 people are still trapped in water. More than 500 shrimp farms washed away in five to seven feet high tidal surge. Thousands of people are made homeless and there is a severe crisis of food and pure drinking water. Satkhira, Bangladesh. May 28, 2009. (photo)

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Thousands of people in the coastal area took shelter on the embankment and buildings nearby after five to seven feet high tidal surge flooded their homes, during hurricane Aila. The cyclone struck the coastal areas of Bangladesh on May 25, 2009 causing severe damage to crops, homes and lives. About 200 people died and more than thousand are missing. Nearly 200,000 people are still trapped in water. More than 500 shrimp farms washed away in five to seven feet high tidal surge. Thousands of people are made homeless and there is a severe crisis of food and pure drinking water. Satkhira, Bangladesh. May 28, 2009. (photo)

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More than 200 people and hundreds of domestic animals died in West Bengal, India when cyclone Aila struck on May 25, 2009. Indian government declared it as a national disaster. Nearly 1.1 million people have lost their homes. The mostly devastated area is Sundarban where 845 kilometer embankment has been washed away. Heavy rainfall still continues to damage crops and causing floods and landslides with uprooted trees. The affected people are living in open air; few have taken shelter under makeshift plastic shacks. There is no food, safe drinking water and clothes and there is a serious outbreak of diarrhea and cholera in the area. Amlamethi, Sundarban, West Bengal, India. June 2, 2009. (photo)

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More than 200 people and hundreds of domestic animals died in West Bengal, India when cyclone Aila struck on May 25, 2009. Indian government declared it as a national disaster. Nearly 1.1 million people have lost their homes. The mostly devastated area is Sundarban where 845 kilometer embankment has been washed away. Heavy rainfall still continues to damage crops and causing floods and landslides with uprooted trees. The affected people are living in open air; few have taken shelter under makeshift plastic shacks. There is no food, safe drinking water and clothes and there is a serious outbreak of diarrhea and cholera in the area. Amlamethi, Sundarban, West Bengal, India. June 2, 2009. (photo)

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Mother and child wade through flood water in search of safe drinking water (photo)

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Mother and child wade through flood water in search of safe drinking water (photo)

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People in the coastal area took shelter on the embankment and buildings nearby after five to seven feet high tidal surge flooded their homes, during hurricane Aila. The cyclone struck the coastal areas of Bangladesh on May 25, 2009 causing severe damage to crops, homes and lives. About 200 people died and more than thousand are missing. Nearly 200,000 people are still trapped in water. More than 500 shrimp farms washed away in five to seven feet high tidal surge. Thousands of people are made homeless and there is a severe crisis of food and pure drinking water. Satkhira, Bangladesh. May 28, 2009. (photo)

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People in the coastal area took shelter on the embankment and buildings nearby after five to seven feet high tidal surge flooded their homes, during hurricane Aila. The cyclone struck the coastal areas of Bangladesh on May 25, 2009 causing severe damage to crops, homes and lives. About 200 people died and more than thousand are missing. Nearly 200,000 people are still trapped in water. More than 500 shrimp farms washed away in five to seven feet high tidal surge. Thousands of people are made homeless and there is a severe crisis of food and pure drinking water. Satkhira, Bangladesh. May 28, 2009. (photo)

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More than 200 people and hundreds of domestic animals died in West Bengal, India when cyclone Aila struck on May 25, 2009. Indian government declared it as a national disaster. Nearly 1.1 million people have lost their homes. The mostly devastated area is Sundarban where 845 kilometer embankment has been washed away. Heavy rainfall still continues to damage crops and causing floods and landslides with uprooted trees. The affected people are living in open air; few have taken shelter under makeshift plastic shacks. There is no food, safe drinking water and clothes and there is a serious outbreak of diarrhea and cholera in the area. Amlamethi, Sundarban, West Bengal, India. June 2, 2009. (photo)

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More than 200 people and hundreds of domestic animals died in West Bengal, India when cyclone Aila struck on May 25, 2009. Indian government declared it as a national disaster. Nearly 1.1 million people have lost their homes. The mostly devastated area is Sundarban where 845 kilometer embankment has been washed away. Heavy rainfall still continues to damage crops and causing floods and landslides with uprooted trees. The affected people are living in open air; few have taken shelter under makeshift plastic shacks. There is no food, safe drinking water and clothes and there is a serious outbreak of diarrhea and cholera in the area. Amlamethi, Sundarban, West Bengal, India. June 2, 2009. (photo)

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Thousands of people trapped in the flooded coastal areas of Satkhira, struggle to survive the aftermath of cyclonic Aila. The cyclone struck the coastal areas of Bangladesh on May 25, 2009 causing severe damage to crops, homes and lives. About 200 people died and more than thousand are missing. Nearly 200,000 people are still trapped in water. More than 500 shrimp farms washed away in five to seven feet high tidal surge. Thousands of people are made homeless and there is a severe crisis of food and pure drinking water. Satkhira, Bangladesh. May 28, 2009. (photo)

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Thousands of people trapped in the flooded coastal areas of Satkhira, struggle to survive the aftermath of cyclonic Aila. The cyclone struck the coastal areas of Bangladesh on May 25, 2009 causing severe damage to crops, homes and lives. About 200 people died and more than thousand are missing. Nearly 200,000 people are still trapped in water. More than 500 shrimp farms washed away in five to seven feet high tidal surge. Thousands of people are made homeless and there is a severe crisis of food and pure drinking water. Satkhira, Bangladesh. May 28, 2009. (photo)

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Survivors of hurricane Aila had to collect safe drinking water and carry on rafts or boats in the flooded areas, in Satkhira. Hurricane Aila struck the coastal areas of Bangladesh on May 25, 2009 causing severe damage to crops, homes and lives. About 200 people died and more than thousand are missing. Nearly 200,000 people are still trapped in water. More than 500 shrimp farms washed away in five to seven feet high tidal surge. Thousands of people are made homeless and there is a severe crisis of food and pure drinking water. Bangladesh. May 28, 2009. (photo)

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Survivors of hurricane Aila had to collect safe drinking water and carry on rafts or boats in the flooded areas, in Satkhira. Hurricane Aila struck the coastal areas of Bangladesh on May 25, 2009 causing severe damage to crops, homes and lives. About 200 people died and more than thousand are missing. Nearly 200,000 people are still trapped in water. More than 500 shrimp farms washed away in five to seven feet high tidal surge. Thousands of people are made homeless and there is a severe crisis of food and pure drinking water. Bangladesh. May 28, 2009. (photo)

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