Indonesian Earthquake Victims AID!!

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The Indonesian Earthquake Death Toll has risen to more than 5000.

More than 20,000 injured.

More than 200,000 people are homeless.

These people seriously need aid to help them get through this.

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[kozmar]

Boy am I shocked at the lack of responses.


I expected so much more, and not from the dozen that are already involved.

Info from 28 May 2006

The victims of this tragic earthquake need our help.

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Earthquake News story 28 May 2006

http://www.yahoo.com/s/135781/*http:...sia_earthquake (copy and paste link into your browser)

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Read today's news story from USAToday 29 May 2006

http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2...e_x.htm?csp=24

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Kozmar

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INDONESIAN EARTHQUAKE UPDATE.

The Death toll has risen to over 5400 and will get even higher without aid.

Soldiers began delivering bags of rice to village chiefs in the mountainous quake zone on the island of Java, but survivors called the aid meager and slow. The United Nations says relief money was running low.

"We have 300 families in this village and have only gotten two sacks of rice," said Lastri, 27, holding a 5-month-old. "It's not enough."

Thousands of people including children and the elderly lined main roads in the area of Saturday's 6.3-magnitude quake, holding out whatever containers they could find to hold donations to buy rice, oil and candles.



"Please give me something, I'm hungry," 7-year-old Sari told passing drivers, standing beside a group of children carrying banners that read "We have not gotten any aid" and "Help us."

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