Ansonia, CT
May 9, 2008
Survivors Face Misery
“It's a similar kind of land to New Orleans ... an intricate network of tidal creeks and openings that allow easy access for a powerful storm surge to penetrate right into populated land”
Myanmar's rice-trading town of Labutta - the only spit of high ground in a vast watery landscape - has become a beacon of hope for tens of thousands who lived through the cyclone's fury, most losing homes and ... via Hartford Courant
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