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Another brush with disaster for the people of Indonesia.

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The latest earthquake, a 6.3 trembler on March 6 in the western part of Sumatra,

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with aftershocks felt as far away as Singapore.

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Here in the provincial capital Padang, panic and fears of a tsunami.

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Hospitals like this one were overwhelmed and less than sturdy.

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Two days later, the official death toll is near 80,

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but thousands are struck with displacement and loss.

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The most urgent needs for supplies are in the region of Solok.

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Our assessment team is already on the ground,

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and based on the discussion with the local government officials,

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we have sent our emergency supplies from our warehouse in Medan, north Sumatra.

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UNICEF is sending water and sanitation kits,

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also personnel to address the needs of children traumatized by the disaster

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or separated from their parents.

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Fifteen schools were damaged in the quake.

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Tent schools will take their place for now.

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Meanwhile, another community sets itself to cleaning up and rebuilding

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in a country grown weary of the task.

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This is Elizabeth Kime for UNICEF Television.