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2004 Boxing Day Tsunami

Since the Boxing Day tsunami hit South Asia in 2004, The Salvation Army has been working diligently to support victims both physically and emotionally.

Many people have received practical assistance in the form of housing, fishing boats and household items as well as counselling and counselling training to meet the emotional needs of victims. Read the following updates to find out more about The Salvation Army’s work in South Asia to date.

On The Scene 2007 Tsunami Report

On The Scene 2007 Tsunami Report

15 March 2007

Read The Salvation Armys 2007 report on the ongoing work in regions affected by the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami....

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On The Scene 2006 Tsunami Report

On The Scene 2006 Tsunami Report

15 March 2006

Read The Salvation Armys 2006 report on the ongoing work in regions affected by the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami....

Read more

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