Buddhist monks huddle together and walk the streets in Yangon.

Marta, Ahpong and others at Tamwe Christian Center during the flood.

James' brother, Kon Khin, helps move equipment out of the recording studio.
Note the candle in his hand. Did you know the flash flood occurred at night?
A flood is one thing, but at night without electricity is another.

Music equipment is moved and hopefully salvaged.

Equipment, large and small, weren't spared by the flood.

Floods waters in an outdoor kitchen area..

Workers help to move books and videos. That's the linoleum floor floating on the surface..

Equipment dries out after the flood.

This shot taken from the driveway looking inside one of the entrances to Tamwe.

Belongings piled high at Tamwe.

Videos, music CDs to be dried out.

Computer and music equipment drying out.

Equipment in a 2nd floor recording studio was damaged.

Belongings moved to a second floor to eventually dry out.

Equipment left to dry out.

Hip-level water on the grounds of Tamwe Christian Center.

James' car sustained some damage as a result of the flood.

A patio area with furniture stacked up.

Workers on the ground floor help move things to higher ground.

Hip-level water rushed into Tamwe Christian Center during the night.

A resource room with books, videos, music and others ministry resources.

Though the waters are subsiding, there's plenty to do at Tamwe.

Two women from Tamwe Christian Center.

A street intersection during the city-wide flooding.

A flooded street in Yangon.

The patio area at Tamwe with furniture stacked up.

James's car required some attention.

Kon Khin changing out of his wet shorts.

Some cleanup after the waters subsided.

Trash, debris and waste got mixed in with the flood waters throughout the city.

Kon Khin documenting the event.

A village outside Yangon isn't spared at all.

Yangon city transportation still moving.

Street scene in Yangon during the city-wide flooding.

Street scene in Yangon during the city-wide flooding.

More helpers arrive at Tamwe for the cleanup and recovery.

The linoleum floor lies crumpled and folded after floating for hours.

Important ministry material is left outside to dry out.

Tamwe women help move books outside to dry them out.

Cleanup and recovery went on for days.

More books being moved outside to dry out.

Two young men help with the cleanup and recovery.

Another photo of the papers and books drying out.
Notice the ones on the rooftop, just above the ladder.

If you look close enough, you can see where the highest water level was against the building (right side of photo).

Tamwe Christian Center youth help out with the cleanup process.

Much equipment was damaged by the flooding.

Hey, it's not high-tech, but what else can you do?

More cleanup after the waters subsided.