Cultural afterlife of disaster - DailyNews

I had more guts than hesitation to make this inquiry from a disaster management specialist. The inquiry is half-serious and, perhaps, half-naive. We were standing near a roadside tea stall, the kind that collects conversations the way gutters collect rainwater. Ditwah is receding. Relief trucks are ceasing to arrive…

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