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On the river island of Majher Char near the southern coast, survivors said all bar half a dozen of the island's 70 children had been taken by the storm. Many of these bodies will never be found.
It breaks my heart to read about the situation in Bangladesh right now. I hope you'll stay updated and in prayer for the poorest of the poor in this country.
ETA: If you need a name to pray for, please pray for Shampa. Her Compassion project has been affected by the storm.
Posted by Amy at 9:54 AM
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