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2014 Tsunami - Indonesia
Meulaboh, about 175 kilometers south of Banda Aceh on Sumatra's western coast was devastated by the tsunamis caused by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake that killed over 160 thousand persons in south Asia. Among the hardest-hit areas Meulaboh's estimated deaths are 40,000 people out of a population of 120,000. It was just 150km from the epicenter of the earthquake. The tsunami destroyed buildings and washed fishing boats 3km inland. US Marines zoomed ashore on a high-tech hovercraft carrying tons of food, water and a forklift to help the tsunami-wrecked Indonesian town. (Sungsu Cho/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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2014 Tsunami - Indonesia
Meulaboh, about 175 kilometers south of Banda Aceh on Sumatra's western coast was devastated by the tsunamis caused by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake that killed over 160 thousand persons in south Asia. Among the hardest-hit areas Meulaboh's estimated deaths are 40,000 people out of a population of 120,000. It was just 150km from the epicenter of the earthquake. The tsunami destroyed buildings and washed fishing boats 3km inland. US Marines zoomed ashore on a high-tech hovercraft carrying tons of food, water and a forklift to help the tsunami-wrecked Indonesian town. (Sungsu Cho/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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2014 Tsunami - Indonesia
December 31, 2004, Banda Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia: Over 80,000 Indonesians living in Sumatra were killed after a tsunami hit the coastal lines on December 26, 2004. The provincial capital Banda Aceh was severely destroyed and for days bodies lay on the streets amidst the debris. Thousands more were made homeless.. Credit: Sungsu Cho / Polaris (Sungsu Cho/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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2014 Tsunami - Indonesia
The main hospital in Indonesia's tsunami-devastated Aceh province tentatively reopens. Humanitarian Aid workers from Mexico brought toys for the children. The destruction of Aceh's medical infrastructure has been a major obstacle to the rehabilitation of the province, with just one hospital left operational and thousands of medical staff killed in the December 26 disaster. More than 94,000 people perished when a 9.0-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Aceh triggered tsunamis that crashed into the province. (Sungsu Cho/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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2014 Tsunami - Indonesia
Over 80,000 Indonesians living in Sumatra were killed after a tsunami hit the coastal lines on December 26, 2004. The provincial capital Banda Aceh was severely destroyed and for days bodies lay on the streets amidst the debris. Thousands more were made homeless. (Sungsu Cho/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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2014 Tsunami - Indonesia
The main hospital in Indonesia's tsunami-devastated Aceh province tentatively reopens. Humanitarian Aid workers from Mexico brought toys for the children. The destruction of Aceh's medical infrastructure has been a major obstacle to the rehabilitation of the province, with just one hospital left operational and thousands of medical staff killed in the December 26 disaster. More than 94,000 people perished when a 9.0-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Aceh triggered tsunamis that crashed into the province. (Sungsu Cho/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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2014 Tsunami - Indonesia
Meulaboh, about 175 kilometers south of Banda Aceh on Sumatra's western coast was devastated by the tsunamis caused by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake that killed over 160 thousand persons in south Asia. Among the hardest-hit areas Meulaboh's estimated deaths are 40,000 people out of a population of 120,000. It was just 150km from the epicenter of the earthquake. The tsunami destroyed buildings and washed fishing boats 3km inland. US Marines zoomed ashore on a high-tech hovercraft carrying tons of food, water and a forklift to help the tsunami-wrecked Indonesian town. (Sungsu Cho/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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2014 Tsunami - Indonesia
Over 80,000 Indonesians living in Sumatra were killed after a tsunami hit the coastal lines on December 26, 2004. The provincial capital Banda Aceh was severely destroyed and for days bodies lay on the streets amidst the debris. Thousands more were made homeless. (Sungsu Cho/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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2014 Tsunami - Indonesia
January 13, 2005, Meulaboh, Sumatra, Indonesia: Meulaboh, about 175 kilometers south of Banda Aceh on Sumatra's western coast was devastated by the tsunamis caused by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake that killed over 160 thousand persons in south Asia. Among the hardest-hit areas Meulaboh's estimated deaths are 40,000 people out of a population of 120,000. It was just 150km from the epicenter of the earthquake. The tsunami destroyed buildings and washed fishing boats 3km inland. US Marines zoomed ashore on a high-tech hovercraft carrying tons of food, water and a forklift to help the tsunami-wrecked Indonesian town. Nearly 2,000 Marines in two ships diverted from duty in Iraq are now afloat off Meulaboh. The ships carry two dozen helicopters, heavy equipment such as bulldozers and forklifts, and tons of food. The landing came after several days of negotiations between the Marines and the local military. It was conducted on a smaller scale than planned, only about 10 Marines came ashore bringing first aid supplies to the survivors. Credit: Sungsu Cho / Polaris (Sungsu Cho/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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2014 Tsunami - Indonesia
December 31, 2004, Banda Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia: Over 80,000 Indonesians living in Sumatra were killed after a tsunami hit the coastal lines on December 26, 2004. The provincial capital Banda Aceh was severely destroyed and for days bodies lay on the streets amidst the debris. Thousands more were made homeless. An elderly Indonesian woman stands in front of her damaged house six days after huge waves caused by a powerful earthquake took all from her.. Credit: Sungsu Cho / Polaris (Sungsu Cho/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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2014 Tsunami - Indonesia
The main hospital in Indonesia's tsunami-devastated Aceh province tentatively reopens. Humanitarian Aid workers from Mexico brought toys for the children. The destruction of Aceh's medical infrastructure has been a major obstacle to the rehabilitation of the province, with just one hospital left operational and thousands of medical staff killed in the December 26 disaster. More than 94,000 people perished when a 9.0-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Aceh triggered tsunamis that crashed into the province. (Sungsu Cho/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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2014 Tsunami - Indonesia
Indonesian soldiers team up with civilians to recover tsunami victims in and around Banda Aceh. The death toll of the quake-triggered tidal wave is feared to be up to 100,000 people in Indonesia alone. (Sungsu Cho/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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They didn’t think help was coming’: a month on from Tonga tsunami.
When a tsunami and volcanic eruption devastated Tonga, photographer Leki Lao boarded a navy boat to deliver emergency supplies. He witnessed destruction, heartache and fear.
Tungua Island. This is where furthest the tsunami reached, unfortunately it was still strong enough to damage the only Government Primary School in the island
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They didn’t think help was coming’: a month on from Tonga tsunami.
When a tsunami and volcanic eruption devastated Tonga, photographer Leki Lao boarded a navy boat to deliver emergency supplies. He witnessed destruction, heartache and fear.
This was taken in Tungua as well. This is the Free Weslyan Church. The tsunami completely wiped out the chairs and decorations
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They didn’t think help was coming’: a month on from Tonga tsunami.
When a tsunami and volcanic eruption devastated Tonga, photographer Leki Lao boarded a navy boat to deliver emergency supplies. He witnessed destruction, heartache and fear.
Taken in Tungua Island (Ha'apai Group). This boat was carried more than 60 metres in land from the sea bu the tsunami. Seen here is the owner checking his boat for repairs and to figure out a way to haul the boat back to the sea
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They didn’t think help was coming’: a month on from Tonga tsunami.
When a tsunami and volcanic eruption devastated Tonga, photographer Leki Lao boarded a navy boat to deliver emergency supplies. He witnessed destruction, heartache and fear.
Taken in Ha'afeva on the 18th. Ha'afeva Island (Ha'apai Group). The main road was just covered in debris and a boat is seen on the road left by the tsunami. Officials were surveying up front while 2 kids tagged along just curious to what were doing there
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NEWS - Tonga: Luftaufnahmen der Schäden von Unterwasser-Vulkanausbruch
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View of Nomuka, Tonga, taken on January 17, 2022, by a Royal New Zealand Air Force P-3K2 Orion during a reconnaissance flight to assess the damage caused by the eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai underwater volcano and the subsequent tsunami on January 15. According to Tongan Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta, a thick layer of ashfall on the Nuku'alofa airport runway will need to be cleared before humanitarian flights can land. Photo via New Zealand Defence Force/UPI
Aerial Views of the Damage Caused by Underwater Volcanic Eruption in Tonga, Nomuka - 18 Jan 2022
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NEWS - Tonga: Luftaufnahmen der Schäden von Unterwasser-Vulkanausbruch
Mandatory Credit: Photo by New Zealand Defence Force/UPI/Shutterstock (12765158a)
View of Nomuka, Tonga, taken on January 17, 2022, by a Royal New Zealand Air Force P-3K2 Orion during a reconnaissance flight to assess the damage caused by the eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai underwater volcano and the subsequent tsunami on January 15. According to Tongan Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta, a thick layer of ashfall on the Nuku'alofa airport runway will need to be cleared before humanitarian flights can land. Photo via New Zealand Defence Force/UPI
Aerial Views of the Damage Caused by Underwater Volcanic Eruption in Tonga, Nomuka - 18 Jan 2022
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They didn’t think help was coming’: a month on from Tonga tsunami.
When a tsunami and volcanic eruption devastated Tonga, photographer Leki Lao boarded a navy boat to deliver emergency supplies. He witnessed destruction, heartache and fear.
This was taken in Fonoi Island as well. This tree was taken to the beach when the 2nd wave of the tsunami declined back to the sea. Coconuts and other tree branches filled the beach of Fonoi islands after the tsunami
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They didn’t think help was coming’: a month on from Tonga tsunami.
When a tsunami and volcanic eruption devastated Tonga, photographer Leki Lao boarded a navy boat to deliver emergency supplies. He witnessed destruction, heartache and fear.
This was taken in Fonoi Island (Ha'apai Group). This is their community hall which was damaged by the tsunami. As we approached, locals were still cleaning up and some of them were inside waiting for the sun to set.
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They didn’t think help was coming’: a month on from Tonga tsunami.
When a tsunami and volcanic eruption devastated Tonga, photographer Leki Lao boarded a navy boat to deliver emergency supplies. He witnessed destruction, heartache and fear.
Nomuka Island. Staff from ministry of health were recounting supply stocks as locals approached the entry to ask for medicine (mainly those that have high blood pressure and Diabetes as some lost their medications when the tsunami destroyed the buildings including the Hospital)
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They didn’t think help was coming’: a month on from Tonga tsunami.
When a tsunami and volcanic eruption devastated Tonga, photographer Leki Lao boarded a navy boat to deliver emergency supplies. He witnessed destruction, heartache and fear.
This was taken in Nomuka as well. This is the furthest the tsunami reached in-land and the water tanks in the picture were from the households on the coast line. Debris were deposited here as the tsunami declined back to the ocean
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They didn’t think help was coming’: a month on from Tonga tsunami.
When a tsunami and volcanic eruption devastated Tonga, photographer Leki Lao boarded a navy boat to deliver emergency supplies. He witnessed destruction, heartache and fear.
Nomuka Island. Dead fishes were seen all across the beach where the tsunami reached. The smell was unbearable.
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They didn’t think help was coming’: a month on from Tonga tsunami.
When a tsunami and volcanic eruption devastated Tonga, photographer Leki Lao boarded a navy boat to deliver emergency supplies. He witnessed destruction, heartache and fear.
Nomuka Island. As we approached the island, it was clear that there was no drinkable water as Ash has infiltrated majority of the water tanks in the island. Locals were already starting with their cleanup and locals were seen drinking coconuts from the fallen coconut trees as there was no other option.
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They didn’t think help was coming’: a month on from Tonga tsunami.
When a tsunami and volcanic eruption devastated Tonga, photographer Leki Lao boarded a navy boat to deliver emergency supplies. He witnessed destruction, heartache and fear.
This was taken in Nomuka Island (Ha'apai Group). This is their police station that was completely destroyed in the tsunami. The police station was situated on the beach next to themain road side (to the left) However the tsunami completely destroyed the main road as it cannot be seen in the picture anymore. Locals were waiting for our approach in this damaged building.
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They didn’t think help was coming’: a month on from Tonga tsunami.
When a tsunami and volcanic eruption devastated Tonga, photographer Leki Lao boarded a navy boat to deliver emergency supplies. He witnessed destruction, heartache and fear.
Taken in Tongatapu on the 16th. This is Friends Cafe?, covered in Ash. It's situated dead centre in Nuku'alofa opposite the NZ High Commission
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
A sea wall part still under construction process on November 24, 2020 in Kesennuma city area, Miyagi, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 24, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
A sea wall part still under construction process on November 24, 2020 in Kesennuma city area, Miyagi, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 24, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
Sea wall is lit at night in Kesennuma harbor on November 23, 2020 in Kesennuma, Miyagi, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 23, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
Sea wall is lit at night in Kesennuma harbor on November 23, 2020 in Kesennuma, Miyagi, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 23, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
Two people holding fishing rod walk on a sea wall at Koizumi Beach (highest wall in this prefecture with 14,7 meters) on November 23, 2020 in Kesennuma city area, in Miyagi , Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 23, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
The "Miracle pine" and the ruins of the youth hostel that protected it from the full force of the tsunami on November 23, 2020 in Rikuzentakata, Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 23, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
A couple stand at the Disaster Memorial Rikuzentakata (the memorial in on the sea wall at 12 meters above the sea) on November 23, 2020 in Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 23, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
Old Tohoku's style house is seen behind a sea wall on November 23, 2020 in Ofunato city, in Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 23, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
A community fishermen house in Sanriku area on November 23 2020 in Ofunato, Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 23, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
View of a seaw wall in Sanriku area on November 23, 2020 Ofunato, Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 23, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
A board sign for Emergency way in case of tsunami in Ofunato harbor area on November 22, 2020 in Ofunato city, Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 22, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
Sea wall in Ofunato harbor area on November 22, 2020 in Ofunato, Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 22, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
A woman walks through a massive gate inside a sea wall at Toni village on November 22, 2021 in Kamaishi city area, Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 22, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
View of sea wall at Toni village, Kamaishi city area on November 22, 2020 in Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 22, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
View sea wall at Toni village, Kamaishi city area on November 22, 2020 in Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 22, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
A public bus passes by a sea wall on November 22, 2020 in Yamada city, in Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 22, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
A bus stop along a sea wall on November 22, 2021 in Yamada city, Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 22, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
Houses facing the sea wall on November 22, 2020 in Yamada area, Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 22, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
A man riding a bike pass by a sea wall on November 22, 2020 at Yamada city, Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 22, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
A man riding a bike pass by a sea wall on November 22, 2020 at Yamada city, Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 22, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
A man walks with his dog on November 21, 2020 in Kuji city, Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 21, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
A man wearing a suit waits in front of a sea wall on November 21, 2020 in Kuji city, Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 21, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
A stair on a sea wall on November 21, 2020 in Kuji city, Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 21, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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REPORTAGE - 10 Jahre nach dem Tsunami in Japan: 400 km-Schutzwall gegen das Meer
A train passes along a sea wall on November 21, 2020 in Noda city, Iwate, Japan. Almost 10 years after the M9 earthquake and devastating tsunami, Tohoku (North East Japan) is protected by a massive sea wall. From Fukushima prefecture to Iwate prefecture, more than 300 km of wave barrier are already finished. The wall high is from 3 meters to 15 meters. November 21, 2020 (Photo by Nicolas Datiche/AFLO) (JAPAN)
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