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The Boxing Day tsunami in 2004 devastated coastal communities in several countries, leading to significant disruptions in food production and supply chains. Many fishing villages were destroyed, causing a loss of livelihoods for fishermen and a decline in local fish stocks. Agricultural lands were also inundated with saltwater, rendering them unusable for crops and further exacerbating food insecurity. As a result, affected populations faced immediate shortages of food and long-term challenges in rebuilding their agricultural and fishing industries.

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