(1)Photos from tsunami-hit southern Thailand

(1)Photos from tsunami-hit southern Thailand

PHUKET, Thailand - Medical officials are sprayed with disinfectant after coming into contact with corpses of tsunami victims in Phangnga Province, southern Thailand, on Jan. 7.

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