ความคิดเห็นที่ 70
All times approximate and GMT and local
Sunday 26 December
0100 GMT (0800):The 8.9 magnitude quake occurs under the sea near Aceh in northern Indonesia, generating a wall of water that speeds across thousands of kilometres of sea
0130 GMT (0830):Eyewitnesses on Phuket island's main beach experience a series of towering waves which hit the coast around this time
0400 GMT (0930): Parts of India's eastern coast experience mild tremors
0430 GMT (1030): Reports emerge that tidal waves have flooded southern and eastern areas of Sri Lanka, 1,600km (1,000 miles) from the epicentre
0540 GMT (1140): BBC correspondent Roland Buerk in Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, says that bodies are being pulled out of buildings in the ruined resort and many survivors are wandering around in shock
Click here for map of affected area 0540 GMT (1110): Reports from the southern Indian city of Madras say tidal waves have claimed lives
0615 GMT (1215): Tremors from the quake are felt in Bangladesh
0630 GMT (1130): High waves and floods are reported in the Maldives in the Indian Ocean
0700 GMT (1230): BBC correspondent Matthew Grant in Calcutta, India, says the sea surge has caused devastation across southern and eastern parts of the country, with the number of people reported dead continuing to rise
0710 GMT (1510): People are reported to have been swept away from beaches near the island of Penang in Malaysia
1110 GMT (1640): Our correspondent in Calcutta says up to 800 people have died in the southern state of Tamil Nadu and the sea surges have also struck the Indian Andaman and Nicobar islands
1500 GMT (1800): Reuters news agency reports that in Somalia, strong waves and winds capsized boats and kept fishermen in port
1625 GMT (2325): The BBC's Rachel Harvey in Jakarta says that the current death toll in Indonesia is about 2,000
จากBBC http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/4126327.stm
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