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03-10-2005, 11:24 AM
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 Meedhupparu, the Maldives They were hardly affected by the tsunami at all. The dive school got a bit wet around the edges, but none of the guest rooms had any water in them. Whatever damage the airport and the air taxi complex suffered has all been repaired. Everything was back in business. Didn't notice any affect on the reefs either. There's no reason not to go to any of the resorts that are open. And they need the business. Jason -- http://www.scuba-addict.co.uk/ for Aussie diving reports including the wrecks of the SS Yongala, Lady Bowen and the HMAS Swan  |
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