"Four million people have been displaced, about 3,000
people have died, and 3,000 homes have been destroyed. Access to
the coast is terrible. So we've been flying non-stop, to try to get
people in and out so relief can go where it's most
needed."
Source: John Woodberry, manager of
disaster response, for Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF), a
faith-based, non-profit ministry that serves missions and isolated
people around the world with aviation, communications and learning
technologies, on their relief efforts in Bangladesh after a
devastating cyclone hit there last week.
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