Number of Irish people still unaccounted for in south Asia

A number of Irish people reportedly remain unaccounted for following the St Stephen’s Day tsunami disaster that has killed at least 68,000 people in southern Asia.

A number of Irish people reportedly remain unaccounted for following the St Stephen’s Day tsunami disaster that has killed at least 68,000 people in southern Asia.

Reports this morning said the Department of Foreign Affairs had received more than 2,000 calls to its emergency helpline since the disaster and between 10 and 20 cases had yet to be resolved.

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