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A Bangladeshi storm survivor carries
plastic sheets to build a makeshift home
at Southkhali, 430 km (267 miles)
southwest of the capital Dhaka, November
22, 2007. REUTERS/Rafiqur
Rahman
REF: RTX3YCE
Bangladeshi storm survivors carry
plastic sheets to build makeshift homes
at Southkhali, 430 km (267 miles)
southwest of the capital Dhaka, November
22, 2007. REUTERS/Rafiqur
Rahman
REF: RTX3YCF
Zarina Begum, a Bangladeshi storm
survivor, sits by her storm-ravaged home
with her baby at Raenda village on the
bank of the river Baleshar, 430 km (267
miles) southwest of the capital Dhaka,
November 22, 2007. REUTERS/Rafiqur
Rahman
REF: RTX3YCM
Cyclone survivors attend Friday prayers
amid the remains of a destroyed mosque
at Sarankhola, 430km (267 miles)
southwest of Dhaka, November 23, 2007.
REUTERS/Rafiqur
Rahman
REF: RTX3ZCJ
Cyclone survivors build a shelter from
plastic sheets given out by an aid team
in Sarankhola, 430 km (267 miles)
southwest of Dhaka, November 23, 2007.
REUTERS/Rafiqur
Rahman
REF: RTX3ZCW
An army soldier distributes dates to
young cyclone survivors in Tafalbari,
320 km (199 miles) northwest of Dhaka,
November 24, 2007. Witnesses said
thousands of hungry survivors were
thronging river banks and roadsides in
cyclone-torn coastal areas. REUTERS/
Rafiqur
Rahman
REF: RTX4089
Cyclone survivors shield themselves from
the sun with their utensils as they wait
to collect food near a relief centre in
Southkhali, 420 km (261 miles) southwest
of Dhaka, November 25, 2007. REUTERS/
Rafiqur
Rahman
REF: RTX41JO
Bangladeshi storm survivors queue up on
the bank of the river Baleshar to
collect relief in Raenda village, 430km (
267 miles) southwest of the capital
Dhaka, November 22, 2007. REUTERS/
Rafiqur Rahman.(
REF: RTX3YBR
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