Diary of a Tsunami Volunteer — Matthew Power Journalism Archive

National Geographic Adventure | April 2005

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After the December 26 disaster, many foreigners fled the adventure hubs of coastal Thailand, but a dedicated corps of travelers arrived to help.

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Matthew Power [1974-2014] was an award-winning freelance print and radio journalist and a contributing editor at Harper’s Magazine.

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Matthew Power [1974-2014] was an award-winning freelance print and radio journalist and a contributing editor at Harper’s Magazine.

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National Geographic Adventure | April 2005

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