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Antique Framed Print : Tourists arrange oil lamps during candle light vigil ceremony on Thai island of Phi Phi
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Tourists arrange oil lamps during candle light vigil ceremony on Thai island of Phi Phi
Tourists arrange oil lamps during a candle light vigil ceremony marking the one year anniversary of the Indian Ocean tsunami on Thailands island of Phi Phi December 26, 2005. On Phi Phi, on nearby Phuket island and Khao Lak beach to the north, people from all over the world joined Thais in remembering the 5, 395 people known to have been killed in Thailand by the wave, which left nearly 3, 000 people missing. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad - RP2DSFHTNSAB
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In this poignant print captured by Bazuki Muhammad, tourists are seen arranging oil lamps during a candlelight vigil ceremony on the picturesque Thai island of Phi Phi. The solemn event marks the one-year anniversary of the devastating Indian Ocean tsunami that struck Thailand on December 26,2004. The image showcases the unity and solidarity displayed by people from all corners of the globe who have gathered alongside locals to remember and honor the lives lost in this tragic natural disaster. With their heads bowed and hearts heavy with grief, these individuals pay tribute to the 5,395 souls known to have perished in Thailand alone. Additionally, nearly 3,000 people remain missing even after a year has passed since that fateful day. As darkness envelops Phi Phi Island, each meticulously placed oil lamp illuminates not only physical surroundings but also serves as a symbol of hope amidst despair. The flickering flames create an ethereal ambiance that resonates with both sorrow and resilience. This photograph encapsulates how tragedy can transcend borders and bring together diverse communities in shared mourning. It reminds us of our collective humanity and our capacity for compassion when faced with unimaginable loss. Through this visual testament, we are reminded to cherish life's fleeting moments while honoring those who were taken too soon by nature's wrath.
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