i was in thailand on the isle of phi phi for the one year in memory of tsunami.
it was meaningful to bump into some familiar faces,
whom were mourning when i met a year ago.

they are still mourning for the lost of their loved ones.
but, at least they are holding hands together,
to continue to rebuild their precious life .......







Survivor Petcharat Khamjit, who lost her neighbour, cries during a candlelight vigil






Survivor Prapasiri Klongboon is comforted by a volunteer. Klongboon, 11, lost her friends in the waves.






Volunteers prepare the venue for the memorial ceremony






Survivor Petcharat Khamjit, who lost her neighbour, cries during a candlelight vigil






A tourism worker pushes a cart along the jetty






Survivor Petcharat Khamjit, who lost her neighbour, cries during a candlelight vigil






Early light






Survivor Prapasiri Klongboon is comforted by a volunteer. Klongboon, 11, lost her friends in the waves.






Buddhist monks arrive for a prayer






A Muslim blesses his new boat with holy water






Monks reciting prayers






"Letting go" the deads by releasing lanterns






Monks reciting prayers






Israeli Nushin Shabo cries. Shabo lost her mother Hemda Cohen.






A Buddhist monk waits to leave for prayer to the sea






Foreign tourists release lanterns






Monks at a prayer






Tourist Kelly Sharp of New Zealand releases a lantern as a symbol releasing the loved ones






Monks






Ten-year-old survivor Pattareya Payom smiles before a performance






Releasing the spirit of the loved ones






Survivor Cressida Lahaya hugs fiance Paul Lydon, after laying flowers. The British
couple were on the tropical island when the waves strucked but managed to
escape and stay on a hill for 20 hours before knowing what had happened.






Signing condolence book






Releasing the spirits of the deads






A young Thai plays on a swing, a part of a sculpture by Italian artist Paolo Canevari, at
the "Art For Andaman" exhibition, on the tsunami-hit Thailand's Patong Beach.






Israeli Nushin Shabo cries as she holds a picture of her mother Hemda Cohen






Survivor Prapasiri Klongboon, 11, is comforted by a volunteer






Israeli Nushin Shabo cries. Shabo lost her mother Hemda Cohen






Israeli Nushin Shabo cries as she holds a picture of her mother Hemda Cohen






Flowers are laid on the beach






Tourist Jessica Lowy of Australia recites a prayer on the beach






"Letting go" the loved ones






Tourists sunbathe on the beach






"The Children of Phi Phi" performs a song






this is me with my architect's friend, yazid, on the isle of phi phi. if u dont know which one is me, i'm the one who is a "better" looking  





with all the loves from me + my family
~ TO THE PEOPLE OF PHI PHI ~



bazuki muhammad
27 december 2005
signing off from the isle of phi phi

 

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