Memorials Held on 20th Anniversary of Indian Ocean Tsunami
Communities in Indonesia and other affected nations commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Indian Ocean tsunami, reflecting on loss and improvements in disaster preparedness.
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On the 20th anniversary of the Indian Ocean tsunami, survivors in Aceh and other affected regions gathered to remember the tragedy, with memorials highlighting ongoing vulnerabilities in coastal areas. In Indonesia alone, over 170,000 died; collectively, the disaster claimed around 230,000 lives. While infrastructure and early warning systems have improved significantly, experts stress that risks remain, underscoring the need for continued education on disaster preparedness.
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