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Tordan
The most powerful earthquake in 40 years triggered massive tidal waves that hit coastlines across Asia on Sunday, killing more than 7,000 people in Sri Lanka, Indonesia, India, Thailand and Malaysia.....

Read more about it: SOURCE

Please take a moment today in remembrance of the thousands that have died and are suffering after the earthquake and resulting tidal waves that have left most of south-eastern Asian in turmoil. This happening the day after Christmas just makes it even harder to stomach. Thousands have died on the eastern seaboard of my home country Sri Lanka. Fortunately, my relatives live on the west coast and are fine but I feel really bad for all the families that have lost loved ones and left homeless.
VERTiG0
Holy . Other sources still are saying over 8000 deceased.

That is mindblowing.
Jayx1
9 countries involved i think. The Maldives were completely covered in water and apparently some islands have disappeared altogether.
maxtuh
:(
RobbyG.
Yeah Ben I heard about that as well...VERY sad day and my thoughts go out to those poor people...Hopefully help will get to those affected asap...
Cuzo
Hope they get the necessary help...fast.
dEsidEL


wow this really blows

all the best to them

Jayx1
Taken from a Maldives Newspaper:

quote:
The President proclaims State of Emergency following National Disaster
Aafathis (English News)
27/12/2004


26 December 2004

The President has proclaimed a State of Emergency, following the National Disaster caused by the tsunami that swept the Maldives early this morning.

The tsunami has claimed the lives of a number of people, caused extensive structural damage, leaving parts of the nation deprived of electricity and means of communication.

Under the powers vested in the President by Article 42 (b) of the Constitution, the President declared the State of Emergency to facilitate disaster relief effects, assess the damage caused by the tsunami and carry out further mitigation measures.

The President appealed to the public in this time of national disaster, to provide any assistance in carrying out the directives of the Ministerial Committee and Taskforce formed to co-ordinate the necessary emergency steps.

The administrative centre for the Taskforce has been set up at Iskandhar School.

d!abolic
Damn, i'm really sorry to hear that...
St_Andrew
10 000 dead according to bbc :nervous:

so sad :(

have a guy from my school in sweden thats there now and apperently no one have heard from him :nervous:

dallastar
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Originally posted by Tordan
The most powerful earthquake in 40 years triggered massive tidal waves that hit coastlines across Asia on Sunday, killing more than 7,000 people in Sri Lanka, Indonesia, India, Thailand and Malaysia.....

Read more about it: SOURCE

Please take a moment today in remembrance of the thousands that have died and are suffering after the earthquake and resulting tidal waves that have left most of south-eastern Asian in turmoil. This happening the day after Christmas just makes it even harder to stomach. Thousands have died on the eastern seaboard of my home country Sri Lanka. Fortunately, my relatives live on the west coast and are fine but I feel really bad for all the families that have lost loved ones and left homeless.


this is crazy


R.I.P people :(

:(:(:(:(not good at ALL!:(:(:(:(
angelgirl
My parents have had many students from Thailand live with them over the past 10 years (my parents rent my old room out to Brock ESL students). Many of them have become like a brother or sister to me and many of them live in Phuket. My mom is worried sick and awaiting news about their families safety. This is so very sad. And to happen on a day like Christmas with absolutely no warning. My thoughts go out to all of those affect by this horrible disaster.
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