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October 02 2009

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A photograph of a pile of large, dark-coated clay or earthen forms bound with thin wire and twisted string, resting on a sandy or earthen floor against a reddish wall. Some forms have wrapped paper or cloth bundles tucked into their openings, and a black sack and metal objects sit at the edges. No people are visible.2013-06-22 +1 copiesA photograph of a storm-damaged rural landscape after a cyclone. Bare, broken tree trunks and fallen branches lie in heaps of dry palm fronds and debris in the foreground. Behind them is an open field with a few palm trees and a brick structure in the distance under a pale sky. Small clay pots sit at the lower left among the wreckage. No people are visible in the scene.2012-01-06January 07 20122012-01-07A photograph of a damaged thatched hut in a village, its roof of dried palm fronds and straw partly torn away and sagging, with a mud-plastered wall showing horizontal bamboo or wooden supports. Bent wooden poles, tangled wires and bare branches lie in the foreground under a pale blue sky. No people are visible in the scene.2012-01-06September 13 20132013-09-13October 02 20092009-10-02A rural village scene of a low mud-brick house with a bright turquoise painted wall and a thatched roof of dried straw and palm fronds, with a torn white cloth draped over part of the roof. A woven palm-frond fence stands to the left beside a concrete drain along a dirt road. A silver metal pot sits in the dusty yard, a yellow plastic bag lies on the ground, and a banana plant grows at the right edge beneath leafy trees and power lines. A chalk kolam-style design is drawn on a flat stone slab in the foreground. No people are visible.2007-03-03January 15 20162016-01-15October 02 20092009-10-02A collapsed thatched hut with a sloping roof of dried palm fronds lies on a dirt ground beside a blue painted wall. A wooden pole stands in front of the damaged structure, and loose debris, a red cord and plastic litter are scattered near its base. No people are visible; the scene appears to document cyclone damage to a dwelling.2012-01-03October 02 20092009-10-02September 2006 - Sindhanur flood relief