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Thailand Tsunami

2004

Index

What is a Tsunami?

Human Consequences

Response and Humanitarian Aid

The 2004 Earthquake

Reconstruction and Recovery

The Impact on Thailand

Thailand Tsunami-2004

1.

What is a Tsunami?

A tsunami is a series of giant waves caused by large and sudden displacements in the ocean, usually due to earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, or underwater landslides.

Thailand Tsunami-2004

2.

The 2004 Earthquake

On December 26, 2004, an earthquake with a magnitude of 9.1 to 9.3 occurred off the coast of Sumatra, Indonesia. This was one of the strongest earthquakes ever recorded, and its force triggered a series of tsunamis that affected several countries around the Indian Ocean, including Thailand.

Thailand Tsunami-2004

The Impact on Thailand

3.

Thailand was one of the countries most affected by the tsunami. The provinces of Phang Nga, Krabi, and Phuket were severely impacted. The wave destroyed coastal communities, tourist resorts, and local infrastructure. Thousands of people lost their lives, and many others were left homeless.

Thailand Tsunami-2004

Human Consequences

4.

About 230,000 to 280,000 people died in various countries due to the tsunami, with about 5,400 deaths reported in Thailand.

The loss of life was immense, and many families were devastated by the tragedy. In addition to the deaths, there were numerous injuries and disappearances.

Thailand Tsunami-2004

Response and Humanitarian Aid

5.

After the disaster, the humanitarian response was swift. International organizations, governments from various countries, and volunteers mobilized to provide assistance to the victims. The aid included the provision of food, drinking water, temporary shelters, and medical care.

Thailand Tsunami-2004

6.

Reconstruction and Recovery

In the long term, the reconstruction effort was significant. Thailand received financial and technical support from various nations and organizations to help rebuild the affected areas.

Infrastructure was rebuilt, and disaster prevention measures were implemented to minimize the impacts of future tsunamis.

Thailand Tsunami-2004

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