Boxing Day Tsunami: An elephant took me to safety
On 26 December 2004, Amber Owen, 28, from Milton Keynes, was on holiday in Phuket when a magnitude-9.1 earthquake struck under the sea in northern Indonesia. It claimed the lives of 230,000 people, but she taken to safety by elephant, Ningnong who she was riding at the time the first wave hit.
Boxing Day tsunami, forensic investigator Peter Baines wanted to create good from the enormity of loss. Twenty years on, he ...
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Volunteers clean graves of Boxing Day Tsunami victims on 20th anniversary of disasterVolunteers today cleaned the graves of Boxing Day Tsunami victims on the 20th anniversary of disaster. Footage shows survivors and the relatives of victims at the cemetery dedicated to the tragedy in ...
People are gathering in prayer and visiting mass graves in Indonesia's Aceh province to mark 20 years since the massive ...
The Boxing Day tsunami interrupted a civil war, triggered the worst rail accident in history and shattered the lives of ...
How Sri Lanka’s Yala National Park has recovered – and thrived - Two decades after the 2004 tsunami devastated coastal ...
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Memorials held across Asia to mark 20 years since the Tsunami tragedyMemorials were held in several countries across Asia for the victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami that killed more than ...
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