Death toll passes 26,000

The Indonesian megaquake may be history’s costliest natural disaster, the United Nations said.

Tue, 28 Dec, 2004 - 10:21

The Indonesian megaquake may be history’s costliest natural disaster, the United Nations said.

More than 26,000 people were confirmed dead today with some estimates doubling that toll.

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CourtsAsia quakePlace: AfricaPlace: IndiaPlace: Indian OceanPlace: IndonesiaPlace: SomaliaPlace: Sri LankaPlace: GallePlace: ThailandPlace: SumatraPlace: Banda AcehPlace: PhuketPlace: MalaysiaPlace: MyanmarPlace: BangladeshPlace: MaldivesPlace: TanzaniaPlace: SeychellesPlace: KrakatoaPerson: Yvette StevensPerson: Tamin FaisilPerson: prime ministerPerson: Thaksin ShinawatraPerson: AbsahPerson: Under-secretaryPerson: Jan EgelandPerson: AsiansPerson: Alfred IronsideOrganisation: United NationsOrganisation: International Red CrossOrganisation: UNOrganisation: UN Office for the Co-ordination of Humanitarian AffairsOrganisation: Red CrossOrganisation: UNICEF
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