The Boxing Day Tsunami in 2004 killed more than 230,000 people in South East Asia with Indonesia suffering the worst with 130,000 confirmed dead and more than a million poor souls displaced, their lives shattered.
Now ten years on from the one hundred foot waves that resulted from the third largest earthquake ever recorded with a magnitude of 9.3, Indonesia and its people have risen from the metaphorical ashes and life, has returned to some semblance of order...
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Nice photos Keith . Makes our holiday road toll and even our Christchurch earthquake death rate seem a bit insignificant .
ReplyDeleteNo, no loss of human life is insignificant but I know what you mean...
DeleteI can't believe it's been ten years already.
ReplyDeleteThe shattered buildings are reconstructed but how does one reconstruct shattered lives and hearts especially the children's?
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