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Wang Huai Min sits on a make-shift raft that he uses to visit his submerged house, just behind him. Wang now lives on a dyke with his family of six. He did not have time to salvage any of his belongings, and now relies on emergency assistance. Asked if he
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  • Wang Huai Min sits on a make-shift raft that he uses to visit his submerged house, just behind him. Wang now lives on a dyke with his family of six. He did not have time to salvage any of his belongings, and now relies on emergency assistance. Asked if he

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  • Credits Thorir Gudmundsson/International Federation
  • Themes Environment and Disasters

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