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**TSUNAMI DEATH TOLL ALMOST 130,000...........31/12/4 |
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http://www.politinfo.com/articles/article_2004_12_30_1323.html
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Aid Workers Race Against the Clock, Death Toll Nears 130,000
Dec 30, 2004
As the death toll from the earthquake and tsunami that devastated much
of South Asia keeps rising, emergency teams turn their focus toward
rescuing and providing food and shelter to the living. The confirmed
death toll is nearing 130,000, and expected to climb higher.
Aid workers are warning that the true scale of Sunday's tsunami may
never be known. Relief experts say thousands of people remain missing
and parts of the 12 affected nations remain inaccessible.
Perhaps the biggest concern facing rescue teams: the spread of disease.
Some experts have said as many people could die from illnesses as those
who perished in the devastation. Rescue workers are racing against time
to find those trapped beneath the debris.
Suwit Khunkitti, the Thai Minister of Natural Resources and the
Environment, said, "Anything can happen. When these kinds of things
have happened everywhere in the world, some people have lived for nine
days, without food and water, even if injured." He added, "So we
keep our hopes high and we fight for it."
As international aid continues to arrive across the region, terrified
survivors are dealing with more fear -- the threat of additional
tsunamis, triggered by aftershocks. Tens of thousands of residents fled
coastal areas in India, Sri Lanka, and Thailand, after Indian officials
issued tsunami warnings. Later, they withdrew those warnings.
An estimated 5.7 magnitude aftershock was recorded by the Hong Kong
observatory in seas northwest of Sumatra Thursday morning. Other quakes
were recorded earlier near India's Andaman and Nicobar islands.
This article uses material from VOA.
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| User: "Dude Love" |
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| Title: Re: **TSUNAMI DEATH TOLL ALMOST 130,000...........31/12/4 |
31 Dec 2004 03:45:02 AM |
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I feel sorry for the kids, the people behind the beaches who didn't see
it comming untill it was too late, I feel so damn bad for
them...BUT...to the total fuckheads on the beach who saw it comming and
didnt do anything to warn the other people, and just stood there and
looked at the big wave coming going duh-huh, duh-huh, duh-huh...you all
deserve to die.
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