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- Description: Children rowing a banana raft in the river at Kakchira, Borguna, Bangladesh. Many houses were destroyed by tidal wave on the night of 15th November as cyclone SIDR smashes the coastal areas causing huge damage to lives and properties. In Kakchira, 300 people died and 300 more are missing by the massive hit of the cyclone. November 23, 2007.
- Credits: Kaushik (India) Sengupta/Majority World
- Keywords: asia, banana raft, bangladesh, bargona, children, cyclone, disaster, environment, kakchira, kaushik sengupta, misery, nature, people, river, sidr, victim, village, water, weather
- Added: Aug 21, 2016
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- Filename: MWC011462.jpg
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- Photographer: Kaushik Sengupta
- Owner: Kaushik Sengupta
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- Description: Children rowing a banana raft in the river at Kakchira, Borguna, Bangladesh. Many houses were destroyed by tidal wave on the night of 15th November as cyclone SIDR smashes the coastal areas causing huge damage to lives and properties. In Kakchira, 300 people died and 300 more are missing by the massive hit of the cyclone. November 23, 2007.
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- Image Description: Children rowing a banana raft in the river at Kakchira, Borguna, Bangladesh. Many houses were destroyed by tidal wave on the night of 15th November as cyclone SIDR smashes the coastal areas causing huge damage to lives and properties. In Kakchira, 300 peo
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