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A more devastating tsunami than that of 2004 is ready to rock Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean any moment, risking tens of millions of lives.
The wounds of the destructive tsunami of December 2004 are still green yet that geologists have warned...
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If you live next to the sea, be warned, if not tsunamis the rising oceans could take away your home. A sudden surge in rising sea levels is all that it takes. The lives...
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