51.   Kanchanaburi is best known outside Thailand as the site of the River Kwai rail line that the Japanese forced Allied prisoners to build during World War II.

52.   Many of the collapsed buildings were built during the Soviet era.

53.   Many were built during the Cold War, with help from communist allies such as Cuba and the former East Germany, but have not been improved since then.

54.   Meanwhile, the glut of homes built during the speculative bubble that preceded the crash went largely unsold.

55.   More bodies -- many of them charred -- littered the streets, where smoke wafted Wednesday from burned buildings and the remnants of bonfires built during the rioting.

56.   Officials attributed the casualties and damage to the poor condition of dams and channels built during the Soviet era to contain water after heavy rains.

57.   Officials attributed the great casualties and damage to the poor condition of dams and channels built during the Soviet era to contain water after heavy rains.

58.   Officials said the damage was magnified by the poor condition of dams and channels built during the Soviet era to contain water after torrential rains.

59.   Still recognizable is Kai Tak airport, which prisoners of war -- including Speller -- built during the Japanese occupation, and which still functions today.

60.   Small merchant house, built during the Ottoman period overlooking Shatt Al-Arab River.