It’s impossible to describe how I’m feeling about the tsunami that hit SE Asia on December 26, 2004.  I was there not two weeks ago.  Ceri left KL on the morning of the disaster.  Thai children of the dive masters are missing.  The live aboard dive boat on which we visited the Similan Islands fortunately survived.

Here is an excellent account of a Swede’s attempt to find a friend of his, with numerous links, images and satellite pictures.  His research and investigation resulted in a fantastic map of Khao Lak, something which didn’t exist at the time of the disaster.

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Date posted : December 27th, 2004 by Michael Haupt Last Modified : November 3rd, 2007 / Filed under : Geopolitics / Report a Concern Navigate : Previous post / Next post / Top of Page
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