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Friday, January 7, 2005

Aftermath of horror

Finding and identifying tsunami victims is gut-wrenching for many

KAREN J. COATES, Special to The News-Review

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Aftermath of horror

Finding and identifying tsunami victims is gut-wrenching for many

Thai volunteers unload dry ice from a delivery truck at Wat Bong Muang temple near Khao lak, Thailand. The temple was the clearinghouse for more than 1,200 bodies recovered from the surrounding area. The dry ice was used to slow the decomposition of the bodies.
Thai volunteers unload dry ice from a delivery truck at Wat Bong Muang temple near Khao lak, Thailand. The temple was the clearinghouse for more than 1,200 bodies recovered from the surrounding area. The dry ice was used to slow the decomposition of the bodies.ENLARGE
Thai volunteers unload dry ice from a delivery truck at Wat Bong Muang temple near Khao lak, Thailand. The temple was the clearinghouse for more than 1,200 bodies recovered from the surrounding area. The dry ice was used to slow the decomposition of the bodies.
Jerry Redfern / OnAsia.com

Former Roseburg residents and journalists Jerry Redfern and Karen Coates are documenting the devastating after-effects of the Asian tsunami.

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