5 years on, it's still a struggle to travel in western Aceh

5 years on, it's still a struggle to travel in western Aceh

LAMBEUSO, Indonesia - This photo taken Dec. 6, 2009 n Lambeuso in Aceh Province, Indonesia, shows a tractor, some cars, motorcycles and people packing a wooden raft crossing the Lambeuso River to go to the town of Calang as the reconstruction of a highway and bridges, devastated by the 2004 tsunami, on the western coast of the province has been halted.

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