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Sadness for Rohingya

Over the New Year's holiday, a group of Rohingya refugees managed to get by boat to Langkawi in Malaysia. Many swam over 500m to reach land and at least one died. Another boat of Rohingya refugees managed to reach Phuket around the same time.

While these human dramas were occurring, my husband and I were enjoying a New Year's trip in Tarutao Marine National Park, which is in the same part of the Andaman Sea that the Rohingya refugee families struggled through.

Our group found the conditions challenging at times _ high waves, strong winds and occasional driving rain.

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  • Discussion 1 : 05 Jan 2013 at 03.241

    The magazine is not of much use anyway. Usually comes a week into the month, has many inaccuracies for sports and movies which are programmed about three years in advance. True is the only game in town, so ..... But that may be changing.

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