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Battered by tsunami, now by bureaucracy
They too once had a roof over their heads. But the tsunami snatched away those happy homes, all their hard-earned belongings and even those near and dear to them. They were forced to take refuge in temples and churches… and later moved to temporary campsites ‘soon to be relocated’.
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The collection stall was open for five days in front of the Colombo Fort Railway Station. A poor schoolchild may have contributed a bottle of water and even beggars were seen to give a few rupees. The thought and the motivation to contribute were as important as the contribution itself.

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