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The price of education in a land where illiteracy means death
'Snakes took shelter with men. Snakes did not kill men, men did not kill snakes. It seemed that the end of the world had started.” The words are a rare oral record of the worst environmental disaster in recorded history, which took place in 1970 when a relatively small cyclone combined with a high tide in the bowl-like topography of the Bay of Bengal, and whipped up a huge wall of water which swamped the low lying delta island of Bhola, Bangladesh. As many as half a million were drowned or crushed by the wave.
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History
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16Issue
1Start Page
28End Page
29Number of Pages
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1832-4916Publisher
Minnis CommunicationsFull Text URL
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