Race Against the Rains
The race to rebuild the world’s largest refugee camp, where monsoon rains threaten flooding, landslides and disease.
Race Against the Rains
By Ben C. Solomon
May 30, 2018
The race to rebuild the world’s largest refugee camp, where monsoon rains threaten flooding, landslides and disease.
Produced by MONA EL-NAGGAR, MEG FELLING, ALEXANDRA GARCIA, JOSH KELLER, ANDREW ROSSBACK and JEREMY WHITE.
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Bamboo and Tarp
Flattening the Hills
Fortifying the camps
Ben C. Solomon is a New York Times video journalist based in Bangkok.
Produced by MONA EL-NAGGAR, MEG FELLING, ALEXANDRA GARCIA, JOSH KELLER, ANDREW ROSSBACK and JEREMY WHITE.
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Sources: Landslide and flooding risk data from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the International Organization for Migration and the Asian Disaster Preparedness Center. Building data from REACH and OpenStreetMap contributors.
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