Tsunami Plus 10

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The 2004 Tsunami distributed tragedy and philanthropy around the globe in unique ways -- we are returning to explore the legacy of this seminal event. Above find our GUIDE to "The Impossible" and our SRI LANKA video. Follow us on Facebook, too!

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8 Tahun Tsunami Aceh: The Jewel of Remembrance

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Pernah mengalami lipatan duka melebur?

Pernah merangkak bangkit dalam jutaan lompatan...

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Today, 8 years ago, here in #srilanka and other countries #tsunami killed 230.000 people, now the live came back to normal #galle #documentary #photography #hipsmatic #iphoneonly

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Today marks 8 years since the deadliest tsunami in recorded history

That’s right, it’s been eight years since the Sumatra-Andaman earthquake and the resultant Indian...

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rest in peace for Aceh’s people. many prays from here. Indonesia.

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Press Release: Surfing Thailand Remembers 2004 Tsunami Victims

26 December 2012 – Phuket Island, Thailand

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Phuket locals along with visiting...

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A tragedy that can’t be erased from mind…

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Review: The Impossible (2012)

A tragedy doesn’t fully register with the public unless they experience it firsthand. Most of us weren’t victims of Hurricane Katrina; and...

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In southern Sri Lanka, young Buddhist monks marked the eighth anniversary of the 2004 tsunami that killed more than 30,000 people in Sri...

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After the earthquake and tsunami of March 2011, Ayumi Ikushima’s Kyoto tour company lost much of its foreign business.

In response, Ayumi, a specialist in Japanese traditional...

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