On the morning of December 26, 2004, a 30 meter high wave struck 1000 kilometers of Sri Lankan coastline without warning, devastating hundreds of thousands of lives and livelihoods. The tsunami, which was the most devastating natural disaster in Sri Lanka’s history, resulted in losses of over $1 billion in assets and $330 million in potential output, according to government estimates. Approximately 35,000 people died or went missing. The damage included 110,000 houses, of which 70,000 were co..
No one was aware and no one was prepared when the first waves of the tsunami struck Sri Lanka’s east...
"Ten years ago on December 26th 2004 a series of giant Tsunami waves engulfed the coasts and littora...
Based on interviews with nongovernmental organizations and families affected by the 2004 tsunami, as...
On the morning of December 26, 2004, a 30 meter high wave struck 1000 kilometers of Sri Lankan coast...
Around 300 000 people were killed by the tsunami that followed the Sumatra–Andaman earthquake on Box...
The tsunami disaster of 26 December 2004 killed over 30,000 people, displaced 1,000,000 persons and ...
When the tsunami devastated communities along two-thirds of Sri Lanka's coast at the end of 2004, t...
"When I arrived in Sri Lanka in 2004 I saw the total destruction caused by the Boxing Day tsunami. H...
On 26th December 2004 a magnitude 9 earthquake occurred off the west coast of northern Sumatra, Indo...
When the tsunami devastated communities along two-thirds of Sri Lanka's coast at the end of 200...
Groundviews commissioned The Picture Press to capture through photography the tsunami that hit Sri L...
No one was aware and no one was prepared when the first waves of the tsunami struck Sri Lanka’s east...
"Ten years ago today, over 35,000 people perished during the catastrophic tsunami that hit the coast...
Between 2006 and 2010, a large and wide-ranging study of post-tsunami recovery and rehabilita...
Post-event field surveys were conducted and measurements were taken in Sri Lanka and Maldives about ...
No one was aware and no one was prepared when the first waves of the tsunami struck Sri Lanka’s east...
"Ten years ago on December 26th 2004 a series of giant Tsunami waves engulfed the coasts and littora...
Based on interviews with nongovernmental organizations and families affected by the 2004 tsunami, as...
On the morning of December 26, 2004, a 30 meter high wave struck 1000 kilometers of Sri Lankan coast...
Around 300 000 people were killed by the tsunami that followed the Sumatra–Andaman earthquake on Box...
The tsunami disaster of 26 December 2004 killed over 30,000 people, displaced 1,000,000 persons and ...
When the tsunami devastated communities along two-thirds of Sri Lanka's coast at the end of 2004, t...
"When I arrived in Sri Lanka in 2004 I saw the total destruction caused by the Boxing Day tsunami. H...
On 26th December 2004 a magnitude 9 earthquake occurred off the west coast of northern Sumatra, Indo...
When the tsunami devastated communities along two-thirds of Sri Lanka's coast at the end of 200...
Groundviews commissioned The Picture Press to capture through photography the tsunami that hit Sri L...
No one was aware and no one was prepared when the first waves of the tsunami struck Sri Lanka’s east...
"Ten years ago today, over 35,000 people perished during the catastrophic tsunami that hit the coast...
Between 2006 and 2010, a large and wide-ranging study of post-tsunami recovery and rehabilita...
Post-event field surveys were conducted and measurements were taken in Sri Lanka and Maldives about ...
No one was aware and no one was prepared when the first waves of the tsunami struck Sri Lanka’s east...
"Ten years ago on December 26th 2004 a series of giant Tsunami waves engulfed the coasts and littora...
Based on interviews with nongovernmental organizations and families affected by the 2004 tsunami, as...
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