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REUTERS/Stringer Indonesia
A member of an Indonesian rescue team
walks past a collapsed building after a
strong earthquake struck in Padang,
Indonesia's West Sumatra province
September 12, 2007. A powerful
earthquake of 8.2 magnitude struck
Indonesia's Sumatra region on Wednesday,
triggering tsunami warnings in the
Indian Ocean, sparking panic in coastal
areas across Southeast Asia and causing
at least two deaths. REUTERS/Singgalang-
Muhammad Fitrah (INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TRQU
REUTERS/Stringer Indonesia
A member of an Indonesian military
rescue team walks through a collapsed
building after a strong earthquake
struck in Padang, Indonesia's West
Sumatra province September 12, 2007. A
powerful earthquake of 8.2 magnitude
struck Indonesia's Sumatra region on
Wednesday, triggering tsunami warnings
in the Indian Ocean, sparking panic in
coastal areas across Southeast Asia and
causing at least two deaths. REUTERS/
Singgalang- Muhammad Fitrah (INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TRQP
REUTERS/Stringer Indonesia
A resident and firefighters look at a
damaged building after a strong
earthquake struck in Padang, Indonesia's
West Sumatra province September 12, 2007.
A powerful earthquake of 8.2 magnitude
struck Indonesia's Sumatra region on
Wednesday, triggering tsunami warnings
in the Indian Ocean, sparking panic in
coastal areas across Southeast Asia and
causing at least two deaths. REUTERS/
Singgalang- Muhammad Fitrah (INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TRPQ
REUTERS/Stringer Indonesia
A resident looks at a collapsed building
after a strong earthquake struck in
Padang, Indonesia's West Sumatra
province September 12, 2007. A powerful
earthquake of 8.2 magnitude struck
Indonesia's Sumatra region on Wednesday,
triggering tsunami warnings in the
Indian Ocean, sparking panic in coastal
areas across Southeast Asia and causing
at least two deaths. REUTERS/Singgalang-
Muhammad Fitrah (INDONESIA)
REF: RTR1TRP9
REUTERS/Stringer Sri Lanka
Sri Lankans evacuate their homes in
Colombo September 12, 2007. Sri Lanka
issued a tsunami alert on Wednesday for
its north, south and eastern districts
following a major earthquake in
Indonesia, the National Disaster
Management Centre said. REUTERS/Buddhika
Weerasinghe (SRI LANKA)
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REUTERS/Babu Babu
People evacuate Marina beach in the
southern Indian city of Chennai
September 12, 2007. Malaysia and Sri
Lanka issued tsunami warnings on
Wednesday after an earthquake in
Indonesia and told people to stay away
from beaches, while India also issued an
alert for its remote Andaman and Nicobar
islands. REUTERS/Babu (INDIA)
REF: RTR1TRLK
REUTERS/Babu Babu
People evacuate Marina beach in the
southern Indian city of Chennai
September 12, 2007. Malaysia and Sri
Lanka issued tsunami warnings on
Wednesday after an earthquake in
Indonesia and told people to stay away
from beaches, while India also issued an
alert for its remote Andaman and Nicobar
islands. REUTERS/Babu (INDIA)
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REUTERS/Reuters TV
Emergency workers gather at the scene of
a collapsed building in Padang, the
capital of West Sumatra, September 12,
2007, after a powerful earthquake
measuring 7.9 struck near Indonesia's
Sumatra island on Wednesday triggering
tsunami warnings across the region,
officials said. A Reuters witness said
residents of Padang fled for higher
ground. Indonesia's Meteorological
agency said via an sms alert that the
earthquake's epicentre was 159 km (99
miles) southwest of Bengkulu, which is
in south Sumatra. REUTERS/SCTV via
Reuters TV (INDONESIA) INDONESIA
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REUTERS/Crack Palinggi
Indonesian run through an emergency exit
as they evacuate their office building
in Jakarta September 12, 2007. A strong
earthquake measuring 8.0 struck
Indonesia's Sumatra region on Wednesday,
the United State Geological Survey said.
REUTERS/Crack Palinggi (INDONESIA)
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REUTERS/Reuters TV
Emergency workers gather at the scene of
a collapsed building in Padang, the
capital of West Sumatra, September 12,
2007, after a powerful earthquake
measuring 7.9 struck near Indonesia's
Sumatra island on Wednesday triggering
tsunami warnings across the region,
officials said. A Reuters witness said
residents of Padang fled for higher
ground. Indonesia's Meteorological
agency said via an sms alert that the
earthquake's epicentre was 159 km (99
miles) southwest of Bengkulu, which is
in south Sumatra. REUTERS/SCTV via
Reuters TV (INDONESIA) INDONESIA
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