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Tsunami in Asia: images for use in an assembly or classroom work

From the Tsunami in Asia online resource

For tips on using images in the classroom, read our Using photographs in the classroom guide

	Tamil Nadu, India: Prbhakaran with the dog that saved his 10-year-old daughter, Kutti. Credit: Aruna Uprety / Oxfam > Read Prbhakaran's story > View larger image

	Sri Lanka: Mr Rasiahmudaly, the retired post master of Batticaloa, on the seafront road by his house. Credit: Howard Davies > View larger image

	Andamen Islands: A lone cow in a town wrecked by the tsunami. Credit: Oxfam/Shaheen Nilofer > View larger image

	Tamil Nadu, India: Ruined houses in Cuddalore. Survivors have nowhere to return to. Credit: Aruna Uprety / Oxfam > View larger image

	Banda Aceh, Indonesia: Close to the shore where customs houses and port facilities were smashed to pieces by the tsunami. Credit: Jim Holmes / Oxfam > View larger image

	Banda Aceh, Indonesia: 13 year old Fariz used to live here with his family. Their home was destroyed by the tsunami. Credit: Jim Holmes / Oxfam > View larger image

	Banda Aceh, Indonesia: Azida with a group of children, some of them hers and two of them recent orphans. Credit: Jim Holmes / Oxfam > View larger image

	Banda Aceh, Indonesia: A young boy carries a box of food away from a helicopter that has just dropped essential supplies. Credit: Jim Holmes / Oxfam > View a larger image

	Banda Aceh, Indonesia: Makeshift shelters contructed for families in the immediate aftermath of the tsunami. Credit: Jim Holmes / Oxfam > View a larger image

	Banda Aceh, Indonesia: A bladder tank being filled with 7000 litres of clean drinking water in a displaced persons camp. Credit: Jim Holmes / Oxfam > View a larger image

	Sri Lanka: Displaced children collecting clean water at a tank provided by Oxfam at Vattavan camp, home to 164 displaced families living in tents. Credit: Howard Davies / Oxfam > View larger image

Downloading images

1. Click on the image to view a larger version of the image.

2. (i) To copy into a document (e.g. MS Word, MS PowerPoint), right click on the image and select 'Copy'. Then paste into your document.
(ii)To save the image onto your PC, right click on the image and select 'Save Picture As'. Browse to your desktop or a specific folder in which you wish to save the image, and click 'Save'.

3. Please be sure to credit the photograph appropriately. For example: Credit: Aruna Uprety / Oxfam

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