Asian Tsunami 2004

Posted on the December 27th, 2005 under General by Razlan

It was one year ago when the Boxing Day Tsunami wreck havoc in dozen of Asian countries, claiming 216,000 lives. My eyes were welling up reading about how the survivors and families of the victims gathered once again to remember those who have lost their lives to Mother Nature, and to relinguish their hope to rebuild their future.

As a commemoration of the tsunami victims, I have uploaded these two video clips – one from Phuket, the other from Asia. It was also one year ago that I have started a tsunami blog as an effort to spread the awareness of tsunami.



PHUKET


SRI LANKA

More videos of the disaster is available here. May the victims rest in peace, and the survivors strive on.

Remembrance Week – 26th December, 2005 – 1st January, 2006

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