On twitter, a video of a large wave crashing on a beach is making its rounds: some people share it as a video from the 11 April, 2012 Indonesian Quake, and others insist it is 2004 footage rehashed.
Written byJuliana Rincón Parra
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1 comment
We can always hope such things from any Indian ministry…there is no certainty…Even in 2004, the warning was given by US agencies about tsunami attack in southern areas of india…. DOn’t know what exactly indian whether/disaster management agencies are really doing….except sitting in sarkari offices.