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An Indian woman gestures as she searches for possessions in the debris of her home in Cuddalore some 185 kms south west of Madras, 28 December 2004. The death toll in India from giant tidal waves that crashed into the coasts of Asia has crossed 7,500 with tens of thousands of people missing, officials said.The death toll of 7,523 included 3,000 in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, close to the epicentre of the Indonesian earthquake that caused the tsunamis, and another 4,500 in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu and the former French colony of Pondicherry, officials and the Press Trust of India said.
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2004-12-28
EAST NEWS
AFP
DIBYANGSHU SARKAR
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