(22 Jun 2005)
Aceh's west coast - June 14, 2005
1. Various aerials of coastline
Banda Aceh - June 15, 2005
2. Wide shot of mosque standing amid ruins
3. Ruins of houses
4. Car wreckage
5. Boat stranded inland
6. Workers picking trash from river
7. Human skull found in the river
8. Market
9. Vegetable vendor
10. Crowd inside market
Banda Aceh - June 13, 2005
11. Various set up shots of Kuntoro Mangkusubroto
12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Kuntoro Mangkusubroto, Director of Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Agency of Aceh:
"You will see something already happening because of our approach in allowing people to go back to their former lands, and also our approach for them to have community participation to rebuild their villages is also acceptable. So now you start seeing some progress on the ground."
Banda Aceh - June 15, 2005
13. Pan of construction of houses
14. Various of workers
15. Wide shot of construction
16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Paul Dillon, International Organisation for Migration (IOM) spokesman:
"We're working very quickly towards getting people into houses, getting people into schools, helping to rebuild not only the physical infrastructure of the province, but really to some extent the heart and soul of the province."
17. Construction of a temporary market by wage-earning residents
18. Various of residents working
19. Various of residents being paid to remove debris from the street
Banda Aceh - June 13, 2005
20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Kuntoro Mangkusubroto, Director of Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Agency of Aceh:
"They (Acehnese people) lost also their identity, they lost their self-reliance, they lost everything. Now the problem is how do we give them back their sense of strength such that they regain, they can stand on their own feet. Once we can achieve that, then everything will be easy."
Calang - June 14, 2005
21. Wide shot of clinic amid ruins
22. Clinic sign
23. SOUNDBITE: (English) Eric Audras-Guite, Director of Global Assistance & Healthcare:
"This is unusual to have private companies to be involved in such projects. But we have to understand that this catastrophe is very unusual, so it forced us to find other ways."
24. Indonesian health minister Siti Fadila Supari inspecting clinic
25. Doctors explaining clinic's working
Banda Aceh - June 15, 2005
26. Wide of refugee camp
27. Various of refugees
28. SOUNDBITE: (Bahasa Indonesia) Vox pop, Acehnese refugee (no name given):
"We want a future where we can have our land and build our house. And we want money to start a small business."
29. Various of completed new housing units
STORYLINE:
Indonesia's tsunami-ravaged Aceh province is slowly rebuilding, but six months after the disaster many people are still living in shelters, surrounded by the ruins of their former homes.
On the outskirts of the provincial capital, Banda Aceh, a mosque still stands surrounded by rubble, cars and fishing boats tossed inland by the massive wave.
Indonesia was the worst hit of eleven countries affected by the tsunami.
More than 131-thousand people were killed, and half a (m) million left homeless. Human remains are still found daily among the ruins and coastal rivers.
An assessment of the damage released on Tuesday said the December 26 tsunami destroyed more than a third of the villages in Aceh province, along with more than two-thirds of the government buildings and thousands of kilometres (miles) of roadway.
It said 173,673 hectares (429,145 acres) of settlements, comprising 34.8 per cent of the villages hit by the tsunami were destroyed.
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