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How many people were made homeless by the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004?
1000000 people were made homeless
When was the tsunami in Sri Lanka?
2004
How many people were homeless after the tsunami in 2004?
It is estimated that around 1.5 million people were left homeless after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. Many communities were devastated, and the natural disaster led to widespread displacement and loss of homes.
Sri lanka tsunami 2004?
The 2004 tsunami in Sri Lanka was caused by a massive undersea earthquake near Sumatra, Indonesia. The tsunami waves struck the coast of Sri Lanka, causing widespread destruction and loss of life. The disaster prompted international aid and support for Sri Lanka's recovery efforts.
How many people were made homeless 2004 Boxing Day tsunami?
The 2004 Boxing Day tsunami displaced approximately 1.7 million people across several countries, particularly affecting Indonesia, Thailand, India, and Sri Lanka. The disaster caused widespread devastation, destroying homes and infrastructure, leading to a significant humanitarian crisis. Many survivors were left homeless and in need of immediate assistance and shelter following the catastrophe.
What natural disaster did sri lanka face in 2004?
a tsunami
Which country was worst hit in the tsunami 2004?
i think sri lanka
Was Ditwalla or Columbo hit by 2004 tsunami?
It Was Colombo In Sri Lanka.
How many people died in the sumatra tsunami?
The tsunami of December 26, 2004 killed a total of about 230,000 people.
How long did it take for the tsunami to get to sri lanka?
The tsunami took approximately 2 hours to reach Sri Lanka after the earthquake that triggered it occurred in 2004.
How much damage was caused by the worst tsunami in recorded history?
The worst tsunami in history is the tsunami that was caused in the Indian Ocean by an earthquake in 2004. Millions of people were left homeless in eleven countries and almost 150,000 people left dead.
When did the tsunami hit Sri Lanka?
on December 26, 2004 at around 7:00 am
