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Thursday, December 30, 2004

Tsunami Alert in coastal Tamil Nadu and Kerala

Tsunami Alert in coastal Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
It is on the news too. Kiruba from Chennai has written about his visit to a beach, after the Tsunami alert of this afternoon.

Sri Lanka has declared 31st December as a day of National Mourning.

The death toll keeps on rising, now more than 80,000 people have been feared killed in the South Asia Tsunami disaster.

In such an atmosphere will it be right to party?
The government should officially Ban all New Year's eve parties in India. How can people think of partying in an atmosphere of gloom and tragedy, and when the danger is still not over?

posted by Chirayu @ 6:41:00 PM