Sunday, March 27, 2005
"When the tsunami hit I ran to the church and begged for the life of my son,"
Tsunami sufferers question faith:
Yet this year the throngs are absent. Many thousands are too afraid to travel to this tsunami-affected area, scared off by frenzied rumours that another disaster is about to beset the shores.
Perhaps others have cause to question their faith: BBC
"Every day, we were getting 30 to 40 e-mails from Burghers living abroad offering help"
"Every day, we were getting 30 to 40 e-mails from Burghers living abroad offering help. Suddenly, we feel that we are a bigger community," says Sunny Ockersz, president of the Burgher union in Batticaloa.
Earlier, the community was divided as Burghers in Batticaloa, Dutch Burghers and the "affluent" English-speaking Burghers in Colombo, BBC
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