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[Mr. Kalgukshi]

Real time Thailand site listing of hospitalized and deceased victims:

http://www.disaster.go.th/sunami/search/searchform.php?Submit=%E1%CA%B4%A7%B7%D1%E9%A7%CB%C1%B4+%28Display+All%29&action=1

[Kent F. Kruhoeffer]

Thank you, Mr. Kalgukshi, for posting that link.


Here are 3 links with related information & updates:

http://ems.narenthorn.or.th/ (Narenthorn Center)

http://tatnews.org/ (TAT News / Tourism Authority of Thailand)

http://www.bangkokpost.com/catastrophecontact.php (Bangkok Post)

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and this, reposted from the General Forum on 06 January 2005:


Since the 27 December, the TEFL.com team has been coordinating aid where it can to those struck by the Tsunami disaster, including a fundraising appeal for the work of the Care International Tsunami Appeal. To date, almost GBP4000.00 has been raised. We are most grateful to our members and visitors who have donated so generously to CARE. Further donations can be made at http://www.tefl.com/tsunami/donations.html These go direct to CARE International via the justgiving.com charity gateway and not to tefl.com. Alternatively you can of course donate to the charity of your choice.

We have had requests from educational organisations in the stricken region for EFL materials which were lost in the disaster. We are already in touch with the major ELT publishers and specialist booksellers requesting assistance in replacing these materials and the response has been truly encouraging. Over the coming weeks we expect to receive more requests for material assistance, therefore additional support from all our colleagues will be very welcomed by the recipients.

Thank you all for your generosity.

David McDowall
http://www.TEFL.com
[email protected]

TEFL.com Tsunami Disaster Appeal
US dollar: http://www.justgiving.com/pfp/tefl
Pounds Sterling: http://www.justgiving.com/tefl

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[Mr. Kalgukshi]

COPIED THIS FROM A SEPARATE THREAD ON THIS FORUM:


PostPosted: Sat Jan 01, 2005 10:31 am Post subject: help for missing/presumed dead Reply with quote
as some of you posters already know, I've been a volunteer with the PO TEK TUNG foundation in Bangkok for a number of years.

In light of "the wave" I've been in Phuket/PhangNga/Kow Rlat for a number of days now, working 'relief'. A few Thai friends (same foundation) made it soon enough to do actual 'rescue' work.

If anyone is missing in your network, please feel free to call me: 06-300-1927, or email: [email protected], with a description, etc...and I can get it published over the Thai search and rescue radio lines, and/or fwd. it to searching teams, etc...

there's talk of going to Lanka, next.

good luck to all

PS: Does anyone know a "greg dahl" ???...and/or his whereabouts?

Cheers,
andy