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December 15, 2013

'Stunning' tsunami record discovered in Indonesia cave
Jakarta (AFP) Dec 13, 2013
Scientists said Friday they have discovered a cave on the Indonesian island of Sumatra that provides a "stunning" record of Indian Ocean tsunamis over thousands of years. They say layers of tsunami-borne sediments found in the cave in northwest Sumatra suggest the biggest destructive waves do not occur at set intervals - meaning communities in the area should be prepared at all times for a tsunami. "It's something that communities need to know," research team leader Charles Rubin told AFP, add ... read more

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