Two Years After the Tsunami

Tuesday, 28 May 2013, 3:14 pm
Press Release: SurfAid

Two Years After the Tsunami

The First of Three New Film Clips

Filmmakers Michael Lawrence and David Kruta recently went to the Mentawai Islands and Nias, off Sumatra, Indonesia, to cover our work in malaria, water and sanitation, and emergency preparedness.

Watch the first of three new film clips here ...

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