Daniel Bogado’s documentary tracks the trail of devastation left by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami,but also shines a light on the goodness of people in the aftermath.
Aftershocks continue to shake Ishikawa prefecture and nearby areas a day after a magnitude 7.6 quake slammed the area on Monday.
Childhood education,legislation,self-defence forces on stand-by,local government planning – readiness for natural disasters is expensive,but it saves lives.
Twelve years after a tsunami struck Japan’s Fukushima nuclear power plant,more than one million tonnes of radioactive water is to be released into the ocean. Is it safe?
The magnitude 7.7 quake hit at a depth of 37 kilometres in New Caledonia,triggering a tsunami warning.
The undersea quake struck at a depth of 36km.
As the ash clouds clear after the devastating volcanic eruption,engineers are scrambling to repair the critical single undersea cable linking Tonga with the world.
Tonga’s strict COVID-19 quarantine measures are adding complexity to a difficult clean-up mission,with international surge capacity unable to be deployed.
There has been a COVID-19 outbreak on the navy supply ship on route to Tonga,the coronavirus-free archipelago recovering from a volcano eruption and tsunami.
Lisala Folau,who is disabled,was swept out to sea from the small,isolated island of Atata,but made it to the main island of Tongatapu,about eight kilometres away.
The images,showing children among the debris,ash covering cars and homes ripped to the ground,come as HMAS Adelaide docks at Brisbane before heading to the battered island with supplies.