DataDyne's co-founder, Dr. Joel Selanikio, spent a month providing medical care to tsunami victims in Indonesia with the International Rescue Committee.

January 26, 2006

Dr. Joel Selanikio spent January 2005 in Aceh, Indonesia, caring for victims of the Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami. Working with the International Rescue Committee (IRC), he was dropped by helicopter in a remote village on the west Sumatran coast and set up a clinic treating both children and adults with traumatic injury as well as malaria and other common tropical diseases.

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DataDyne's co-founder, Dr. Joel Selanikio, spent a month providing medical care to tsunami victims in Indonesia with the International Rescue Committee.

DataDyne's co-founder, Dr. Joel Selanikio, spent a month providing medical care to tsunami victims in Indonesia with the International Rescue Committee.