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UNICEF's Work in the Tsunami Hit Indian Ocean Region
UNICEF has been helping to restore the Indian Ocean region, which was devastated by a Tsunami 3 years ago.
UNICEF's Work in the Tsunami Hit Indian Ocean Region
Preparing for a Tsunami
In 2004, a tsunami swept over certain parts of Southeast Asia, which extended up to Africa. More than 200,000 people perished with some bodies never identified or recovered....
Tsunami warning system
A tsunami warning system(TWS) is a system to detect tsunamis and issue warnings to prevent loss of life and property. It consists of two equally important components: a network of sensors to detect ts...
The Indian Ocean
Indian Ocean is the third largest of the world\'s oceans. It\'s bordered by the Indian Subcontinent on the west of East Africa. This is why it got the name ‘Indian\' and it\'s the only ocean named after the country of India. It covers 20% of the water on the earth\'s surface. It\'s separated from Atlantic Ocean by a 200 east meridian and from the Pacific by another eastern meridian of 1460....
Seychelles: The Jewel of the Indian Ocean
The Seychelles rupee was floated and it took a heavy beating from the world's major currencies as inflation soared and essential consumer commodities prices hit the roof as Michel freed the economy. All observers led by the Bretton Woods institutions notably the International Monetary Fund (IMF) projected that it would take several years before the Seychelles economy stabilized again. Politically, President Michels's fortunes were fast dwindling as the economic crunch gave his opponents campaign...
Discover Tropical Paradise on Indian Ocean Holiday
Whether you wish a tranquil isolation or an exciting active vacation, Indian Ocean holidays offer an expanse of unbelievable possibilities that are there to be explored. Holidays to Indian Ocean appeals to all those with have a sense of adventure, and those who seek beauty along with pleasure...
The Water Damage Caused By The 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami
The devastating water damage effects of the 2004 Indian ocean earthquake and tsunami that left many dead and millions homeless....
The Indian Ocean Islands
The Indian Ocean is known for its beautiful islands, which are often seen as ideal tourist destinations....
Choosing an Indian Ocean honeymoon
Travel & Tourism It\'s a well-known fact that planning a wedding is one of life\'s most stressful activities. However, planning a honeymoon can be just as difficult – particularly if the bride and groom disagree over the destination. Most couples prioritise rest and relaxation over adventurous pursuits when settling on a honeymoon location in order to recover from the hustle and bustle of the wedding period. And while the Caribbean remains a popular choice with many newly-weds in the UK, those willing to travel a little further will find the perfect locations for such blissful isolation in the Indian Ocean.......
The Indian Ocean Tsunami - Impact on US-India Military Cooperation
Two years ago the Indian Ocean region saw the largest multi-nation deployment of military power since the first Gulf War. Unlike Operation Desert Storm, this deployment was in response to a natural calamity....
First Photos of Tsunami In Indonesia
A strong earthquake on October 25 caused a tsunami in West Sunmatra, Indonesia. The Indonesian Meteorology and Geophysics Agency warned that there would be small tsunamis after the 7.2 magnitude quake hit Pagai, one of the Mentawai islands. The tsunami could be compared to the 2004 earthquake and Indian Ocean tsunami, which took the life of 230,000 people in dozen countries. This time, the tsunami destroyed most buildings in the coastal village of Betu Monga, killed more than 100 people and left hundreds others missing. The first photos of the tsunami show tottering house and falling trees on Pagai island....
