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Featured here are images showing some of the humanitarian organisations which have given aid to the victims of the Asian tsunami disaster.
Chinese aid workers treat a sick
Acehnese man after he was evacuated from
his village on Aceh's west coast by a
United States Navy helicopter, at the
provincial capital of Banda Aceh's
airport January 3, 2005. REUTERS/
Romeo
Ranoco
REF: ACE59D
Indonesians reach for USAID humanitarian
supplies being delivered by a U.S. Navy
helicopter at a village on the island of
Sumatra, Indonesia January 7, 2005.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY REUTERS/U.S. Navy/
Jacob J. Kirk/
Handout
REF: WAS35
A Sri Lankan tsunami survivor carries
aid she received from the United States
Agency for International Development (
USAID) in a Red Cross camp in the
coastal town of Galle, southern Sri
Lanka January 7, 2005. REUTERS/Yves
Herman
REF: YHE09D
Sri Lankan tsunami survivors queue to
receive medicine in a camp for homeless
people set up by the Red Cross in
Katugoda school in Sri Lankan coastal
city of Galle January 6, 2005.
REUTERS/Yves
Herman
REF: YHE19D
Britain's Princes William (R) and Harry (
L) help to pack items bound for victims
of the Asian tsunami disaster in the
Maldives, at a Red Cross depot near
Bristol, western England, January 7,
2005. REUTERS/Barry Batchelor/
Pool
REF: LON02D
A Sri Lankan Red Cross volunteer carries
boxes of humanitarian aid brought for
tsunami survivors by the United States
Agency for International Development (
USAID) to a camp in the coastal town of
Galle, southern Sri Lanka January 7,
2005. REUTERS/Yves
Herman
REF: YHE11D
Indonesian workers at Sukarno-Hatta
airport in Jakarta load UNICEF boxes
containing aid supplies into a truck
headed for tsunami-hit Aceh province
December 31, 2004. REUTERS/Dadang
Tri
REF: JAK01D
Acehnese wait for treatment at a medical
centre run by the Japan International
Cooperation Agency (JICA) in the
provincial Indonesian captial Banda Aceh
January 3, 2005. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-
Hoon
REF: ACE55D2
