Muscat: Daijiworld's Gonu Disaster Pic’s Selected for UN Year BK - 2008


Muscat: Daijiworld's Gonu Disaster Pic’s Selected for UN Year BK - 2008

Daijiworld Media Network – Muscat (NR)

Muscat, Nov 28:  Gonu catastrophe……. nature's fury on the Sulatnate of Oman in the month of June 2007 is a  disaster which cannot be easily wiped off from the common man’s mind world-wide, specially people living in the Gulf.

The dynamic team of www.daijiworld.com from Oman, under the able leadership of Clarence Pinto managed to capture some of the most unforgettable shots of the aftermath. Dilip Correa and Monica Dantes too wasted no time in capturing the earliest pictures and Daijiworld was in fact one of the first media sites to flash the pictorial report of the scene, after the disaster stuck in June , 2007.


Dilip Correa                   Monica Dantes

The report and pictures have been viewed by not only thousands of viewers but also by major organizations world-wide especially environmental activists. One such organization has been the United Nations environment programme in Nairobi, Kenya, which duly impressed by the images has requested Daijiworld to re-produce the pictures to be used in the forthcoming publication of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Year Book 2008.

The production of the UNEP Year Book series is part of UNEP's portfolio of information materials to bridge the gap between science and policy and enhance awareness among various constituents so that they are better informed to improve decision-making and policy development and implementation at different levels.

This year book is an exceptionally important publication, as it is used as a focal document at the UNEP Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum to inform policy makers on environmental issues related to the previous year as well as emerging challenges. s

Project assistant Jason R Jabbour of the division of early warning and assessment, United Nations Environment programme has communicated its intention to Daijiworld in this regard.

  

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  • Dony Correa, Pernal

    Thu, Nov 29 2007

    Great news for all Daijiworld viewers. Hearty congratulations to Dilip Correa and Monica Dantes. Keep up the spirit. Regards, Dony & Fly/ Dubai.

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  • Umar, Shirva / Dammam

    Thu, Nov 29 2007

    Hats-off to Dilip, We are proud of you! Great job going Daijiworld Muscat team, keep it up! and God bless you all.

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  • Gerry D'Mello, Bendur / Canada

    Thu, Nov 29 2007

    Hooray! Its really a great honour for Daijiworld and their incredible "Team Daijiworld Muscat" under the dynamic leadership of Sri Clarence Kaikamba. Dear Clary, Dilip & Monica hearty congrats! We are proud of you! Great going Team Daijiworld Muscat... keep it up!

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  • Dinesh, Dubai

    Thu, Nov 29 2007

    Hats-off to Dilip and Monica. Keep it up!

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  • BG.Mohandas, Udupi/ Dubai

    Thu, Nov 29 2007

    HAIL DAIJIWORLD. A rare distinction indeed. Today if one searches for news & image archives in GOOGLE.....it is news & pics of Daji on the top of the list. Better know that only original news and pics are solicited by major search engines like Google. Hats off to Daiji Oman comrades Clarence Pinto,Dilip Correa & Monica Dantes. Keep it up friends.

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  • DR ZITA LOBO, RAK-Medical and Health Sciences University

    Wed, Nov 28 2007

    Way to go Daiji. With awards for both Walter and the website, it is clear that both are heading towards more Laurels.....Congrats!!!

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