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The people who were affected after the tsunami were the population of southeast Asia. The population we are talking about here are children, specifically orphaned children. Some reports estimate up to 35,000 orphaned children in the region, children who have lost both their parents and homes...
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1 - People
The people who were affected after the tsunami were the population of southeast Asia. The population we are talking about here are children, specifically orphaned children. Some reports estimate up to 35,000 orphaned children in the region, children who have lost both their parents and homes...
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