At a Eureka City council meeting Tuesday night, officials gave an update on efforts to remedy the county’s tsunami evacuation ...

December 26, 2004. Over 1,700 people board the Queen of the Sea express train in Sri Lanka, unaware that a wall of water is heading straight for them. This is the haunting story of the world’s ...

Commuters on a Taipei Mass Rapid Transit platform as a train stops during a 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Taipei. CNA/AFP via Getty Images. The US National Tsunami Warning Center said it was ...

As the tsunami engulfed the train, the Colombo restaurateur found himself stranded in a flooded carriage, cast adrift from his son and daughter. "The train had stopped at signals," Mr Gunawardana, 62, ...

People wait for the arrival of the Ocean Queen train carrying family members of people killed in the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, for a memorial service in Peraliya on Dec. 26, 2024, on the 20th ...

In Thailand, beach resort tourists comprised about half of the nation’s death toll of 5,000, while in Sri Lanka, nearly 2,000 were killed when the surge swept a passenger train off its rails.

In Sri Lanka, the tsunami hit a southbound coastal train and knocked it off its rails in what became one of the deadliest train disasters of all time. Eranthie Mendie lost her mother on that train.

Just inland from the crashing waves on Sri Lanka's palm-fringed shores, the train slowly came to a stop on Thursday -- marking the moment a deadly tsunami hit 20 years ...

Sri Lanka’s Ocean Queen Express became a symbol of the biggest natural disaster to hit the nation, when the train was struck by the tsunami of Dec 26, 2004.

The first train since the Dec. 26 Tsunami disaster from the southern town of Matara along the coastal line track to the capital Colombo, 160 km west, was scheduled for Monday after Sunday's trial ...

At a Eureka City council meeting Tuesday night, officials gave an update on efforts to remedy the county’s tsunami evacuation protocols after a wakeup call two months ago. A community wide ...

Sri Lanka's Ocean Queen Express became a symbol of the biggest natural disaster to hit the South Asian nation in living memory, when the train was struck by the giant waves of December 26, 2004.