116K views · 1K reactions | On December 26th, 2004 a massive...

408K views · 4.2K reactions | December 26, 2004 M9.1 Earthquake &...

1.3M views · 34K reactions | Precisely 20 years ago, the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami struck Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, and Thailand, claiming the lives of 225,000 people. Young Martunis Sarbini managed to defy the odds and survive alone for 21 days. He was eventually found by cameraman Phil Hooper and his team—making Martunis the last survivor to be rescued. #TsunamiRaceAgainstTime is now streaming on Disney+ and Hulu. | National Geographic TV | Facebook

25K views · 185 reactions | It has been 18 years since the deadly Indian Ocean tsunami killed 230,000 people on December 26, 2004. The tsunami set off by a magnitude 9.1 earthquake hit a dozen countries, from Indonesia, to India and Africa’s east coast. | TRT World | Facebook

Today marks 21 years since the devastating Indian Ocean tsunami, triggered by a massive 9.1-magnitude undersea earthquake along the Indian–Burma plate boundary. The quake lasted nearly 10 minutes, unleashing waves that rose up to 30 metres and impacted 14 countries. Along India’s 4,500-km coastline, Tamil Nadu bore the heaviest toll — 7,993 lives lost and over 1.23 lakh homes destroyed. While buildings have been rebuilt and boats repaired, the grief remains unhealed. #IndianOceanTsunami #Tsunami

After a massive earthquake triggered the deadliest tsunami in recorded history, multiple waves hit the coast of Sri Lanka. Both tourists and locals scramble for safety, as the extent of the wave and its destruction become apparent. Discover the power of the human spirit through stories of hope, hardship, and heroism from the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. Parts one and two of Tsunami: Race Against Time premiere tonight at 9pm on National Geographic UK. | National Geographic UK

198K views · 2.4K reactions | After a massive earthquake triggered...