(5 Jan 2005)
1. Wide shot of debris from destroyed houses
2. Medical workers retrieving remains of bodies from rubble
3. Body bags being put into ambulance
4. Locals clearing rubble
5. Helicopters flying overhead
6. Various of aid parcels being thrown from boat onto jetty
7. Aid parcels being thrown into back of truck
8. Aid parcels on back of motorcycle taxi
9. Wide shot of devastated coastline
10. Wide shot of body bags piled up
11. Body bag being added to pile by medical workers
12. Close up of body bags
STORYLINE:
One of the towns closest to the epicentre of December 26th''s earthquake was Meulaboh in Indonesia''s Aceh province.
In this remote town aid agencies estimate that 40 thousand people may have been killed by the tsunami''s giant waves.
Relief supplies, according to the government, have reached 80 percent of the coastal town.
But there is still a looming threat of disease, with survivors of the tsunami who were injured and have infected wounds being particularly vulnerable.
On Wednesday, people continued their efforts to retrieve thousands of bodies that remain buried under debris.
So far two (b) billion dollars has been pledged to relief efforts but the challenges are enormous, with (m) millions homeless and threatened by disease.
The United Nations said it will build camps on Sumatra for up to 500 thousand people.
Keywords - Indian ocean earthquake tsunami
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