2004 Indian Ocean tsunami: 10 years on On Sunday 26 December 2004, an earthquake with an epicentre off the west coast of Sumatra, Indonesia, created a massive tsunami, known as the Indian Ocean tsunami, south Asian tsunami, Indonesian tsunami, the Christmas tsunami and the Boxing Day tsunami. Ten years on, we revisit affected areas
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Aceh 10 years after the Boxing Day tsunami – in pictures
Where did the Indian Ocean tsunami aid money go?
The human and financial cost of the Indian Ocean tsunami – interactive
Indian Ocean tsunami survivors reunited with childhood drawings
Boxing Day tsunami: 10 years on, the scars are not hard to find in Aceh
Tsunami, 10 years on: the sea nomads who survived the devastation
Boxing Day 2004 tsunami: Banda Aceh - then and now
When disaster strikes, we're more ready than ever before
Indian Ocean tsunami: 10 years after the wave
