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Kerstin Jeska-Thorwart (left) talks with a nurse at the Mahamodara Teaching Hospital in Galle, Sri Lanka. Photo Credit: Rotary International / Alyce Henson.
After the tsunami, a Sri Lanka hospital springs to life | Rotary...
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A German Rotary member came to Sri Lanka for a peaceful vacation in and left with a purpose: to help rebuild a tsunami-ravaged maternity hospital. From the April issue of The Rotarian, read more about how Kerstin Jeska-Thorwart organized her Rotary district and others to help bring a Sri Lanka hospital back to life.
A Wave of Compassion | District 9790
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What Kerstin Jeska-Thorwart remembers is the silence. No birds chirping, no dogs barking, no car engines revving. Nothing. “I've never heard such a silence before, and never since,” she says. “I knew something must have happened.” It was 9:35 the morning after Christmas 2004, and in Sri Lanka, it was a Poya Day, ...
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Kerstin Jeska-Thorwart, of the Rotary Club of Nürnberg-Sigena, Germany, who launched the Babyhospital Galle project after surviving the tsunami in Sri Lanka. With a budget of $1.8 million and the support of 200 Rotary clubs, the project rebuilt and equipped the Mahamodara Teaching Hospital, in Galle, Sri Lanka.
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