Show '1 hi “ MSKjJ jftp' WrowtwifriWi w The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday November 14 1999 — Page 7 Cyclone victims start to rebuild Ecuador US ink drug deal Death toll at 10000 and rising BHUBANESWAR India (AP) — Two weeka after a cyclone laid wsste to vast parti of Oriua itate telephoaei rang Saturday lighti ihone in home and children went back to achooL While recovery began in tony areas however the death toll continued to climb It waa expected to croaa the 10000 mark as relief workers pulled out more bodies rotting in & mud of this river delta region and burn them Volunteers looked for orphans among the 33 million children affected by die cyclone And there was concern over rapidly spreading skin disease in one tenon where add reportedly leaked from a fertilizer factory and pdkned ponds Bhubaneswar die state capital of 300000 people bustled with rebuilding efforts Caroenters were in great demand to fix doors and windows unhinged in the Oct 29 storm Workers straightened utility poles then strung cables that had snapped in the cyclone's 136 mph winds Utility workers switched power from area to area to light up offices and homes and run water pumps so that people could finally get clean water QUITO Ecuador (AP) — The United States has signed a pact to use an airfield on Bhubaneswar's airport milled with people mostly aid workers 10-ye- ar and government officials shuttling between Orissa and the Ecuador's coast for national capital New DelhL Electric and diesel trains rolled out cautiously as workers Idled in the blazing sun to repair tracks bent like the backs of camels The highway to Calcutta to die north opened to traffic Thursday Other roads blocked by uprooted trees and breached by flash floods were being repaired The nightmare appears over for the of Bhubaneswar The billiards room at the posh Bhubaneswar Club was crowded liveried waiters scurried about Many however were angry that the government didn’t start repair work quickly “It took the government two weeks to restore electricity and water to the homes although the weather had cleared up within three days of the cyclone" said Sanjukta Padhi of Nayapalli an affluent neighborhood No deaths were reported in die state capital although hundred! of huts of the poor were blown away well-heel- ed cs d replace the operations center in Panama The treaty signed Friday night by Foreign Minister Benjamin now-close- US Ambassador Ortiz and Richard Brown allows the Unit- ed States to run surveillance flights over regions in Central and South drug-produci- -- APphoto student aita outside the remains of his cyclone-hi- t school at Taijanga village about PankaJ Bherra a 236 miles (380 tons) south of Calcutta on Saturday The school teeches 400 children from Tarianga and Its neighboring villages Last month's severe cyclone that hit the eastern Indian state of Orissa left only this ruined structure standing In the entire vfltage declared dead volunteers worked alongside army soldiers to dispose of the rotting carcasses of animals and human corpses At least 344000 cows buf- faloes and sheep have also been killed in die cyclone After reports of a spill of toxic chemicals relief workers said Saturday that more than 60 percent of survivors in dozens of villages in Orissa had boils scars and red patches spreading all over their bodies after they bathed in tainted ponds where mud-and-that- ch In Jagatsinehpur counter-narcoti- surveillance flights to the worst affected area about 40 miles east of the state capital where 8100 people have been officially the water is black Top officials of the Paradwip Phosophates Ltd the fertilizer factory blamed for the acid leak did not return telephone calls over two days The same chemicals were preserving the bloated bodies still uncollected “The bodies have become like Egyptian mummies They have stomped decomposing or stinksaid Ram Narayan of the ing Orissa Disaster Mitigation Mission a conglomerate of 40 Indian and international voluntary groups 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