There was something unfortunate in our vernacular daily today. Later, I found out that it was all over in the international press.
A significant shift in a stand leaning more towards primary healthcare and public health happened in me during a 6 month posting in Andaman soon after the Tsunami in December 2004. I was part of the initial disaster response team sent from EHA.
Well, the first reaction you have of that place is the amazing beauty of the islands. I hope to share few of the snaps I took during the 6 months. I know that the snaps are too assorted. Unfortunately, I'm sure that I'll take quite a lot of time to sort them out . . . So, kindly excuse . . .
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| Snap taken to send home . . . |
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| One of the umpteen snaps taken of the rock formations along the sea . . . |
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| Reminder of the independence struggle... Gallows at the cellular jail... |
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| Cellular Jail . . . |
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| Reminder of the earthquake . . . |
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| Road to Mount Harriet |
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| Ferry crossing at Baratang . . . On the way to Rangat . . . |
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| Again reminders of the earthquake . . . |
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| Tents at the relief camps . . . |
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| Our clinic in progress . . . |
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| Hutbay . . . |
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| Destruction at Hutbay . . . |
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| School in progress at Hutbay |
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| The team . . . |
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| Crab Poo . . . |
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| Photo response to a friend who sent me a snap of his posh office . . . |
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| Mud volcano . . . |
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