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News in pictures
The Dhamma Times, 9 January 2005
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Dharma
Drum/Dhamma Times
Venerable Master Sheng Yen led Dharma Drum Mountain's members
in praying for the victims of tidal waves and also taking chance
to raise funds for relief efforts. |
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REUTERS/Yves
Herman
United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan is accompanied
by Sri Lankan Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapksha during a visit
to a Buddhist temple, that was destroyed by a tsunami in Hambantota,
eastern Sri Lanka. |
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AP
Photo/Xinhua, Peng Kai
Buddhist monks donate money for the tsunami-hit countries
during a donation activity at the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, capital
of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region. |
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Tzu
Chi/Dhamma Times
Volunteers from Tzu Chi Buddhist Relief Foundation Malaysia
Chapter visit victims of the disaster and distribute emergency
funds and food supplies. |
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Tzu
Chi/Dhamma Times
Volunteers of Tzu Chi Buddhist Foundation Malaysia Chapter
visited major hospitals to care for families and victims of
the disaster. |
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BLIA/Dhamma
Times
Buddha's Light International Association, India Chapter
distributing relief products to survivors. |
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AP
Photo/Ed Wray
A Sri Lankan buddhist monk collects bricks from the
wreck of his templein Weligama on Sri Lanka's Southeast coast.
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PORNCHAI
KITTIWONGSAKUL/ AFP/Getty Images
Thai villager works next to the recovered Buddhist statues
that lost in tsunami, in Phuket province, southern Thailand,
two weeks after tsunami disaster. |
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REUTERS/Amit
Dave
Eishitany, 63, a Buddhist monk, conducts a two-day fast
to pay homage to the tsunami victims at Seruthur, 380 km (238
miles) south of the Indian city of Madras. |
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