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Postcard : A tourist walks along the tsunami-damaged Kamala beach in Thailands Phuket
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A tourist walks along the tsunami-damaged Kamala beach in Thailands Phuket
A tourist walks along the tsunami-damaged Kamala beach in Thailands tropical tourist island of Phuket January 24, 2005. The Indian Ocean tsunami is likely to cost Thailands lucrative tourism industry around 30 billion baht ($780 million) in lost revenues in 2005, its vice-minister for tourism, Krirk-krai Jirapaet said on Monday. NO RIGHTS CLEARANCES OR PERMISSIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR THIS IMAGE. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad BM/CN - RP5DRIGMCDa
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In this powerful photo print, a lone tourist walks along the tsunami-damaged Kamala beach in Thailand's tropical paradise of Phuket. Captured on January 24,2005, the image serves as a haunting reminder of the devastating impact of the Indian Ocean tsunami. The destruction caused by this natural disaster not only claimed countless lives but also left an indelible mark on Thailand's thriving tourism industry. As waves crashed against the shore and debris scattered across the once pristine sands, it became evident that Phuket would face significant challenges in its road to recovery. The vice-minister for tourism, Krirk-krai Jirapaet, estimated that Thailands' lucrative tourism sector would suffer losses amounting to approximately 30 billion baht ($780 million) throughout 2005 alone. The photograph encapsulates both resilience and vulnerability. Despite witnessing firsthand the aftermath of such devastation, a brave tourist continues their journey along Kamala beach. Their footsteps serve as a symbol of hope amidst despair - proof that life must go on even in times of adversity. This poignant image reminds us not only of nature's destructive power but also highlights humanity's ability to endure and rebuild. It stands as a testament to the strength and determination displayed by both locals and tourists alike during one of Thailand's darkest hours.
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