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National Archives (Singapore)
Source
- 27/12/2004
Record Date
- 27/12/2004
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- 00:30:00
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- English
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2004000362
Accession No.
- Audiovisual
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- Digital Betacam
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Synopsis :1. World: The death toll from the tsunami has risen to more than 20 000 in Asia with Sri Lanka contributing to half the death toll. (00:04:19)
2. Thailand: One of the Thai King's grandsons was killed. He was at Phuket when the tsunami struck. (00:07:04)
3. Singapore: There is an eye witness account from a Singaporean woman who saw and recorded footage of the tidal waves. (00:08:55)
4. Singapore: 450 Singaporeans are believed to be holidaying in Phuket when the tsunami struck. Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has set up a special emergency consular team to help Singaporeans there. (00:09:40)
5. Malaysia: Malaysia has described the tsunami as the worst disaster. Operation centres have been set up in affected areas to coordinate rescue efforts. (00:10:14)
6. Singapore: Singapore singer-songwriter Jai Wahab was in Phuket with his wife when the tsunami struck. They are now safe in Kuala Lumpur (KL). (00:11:54)
7. Singapore: Some tourists in Phuket have fled to Singapore. (00:13:34)
8. Singapore: Many travellers have moved their travelling plans from Phuket to other countries. Airline carriers and tour agencies are offering refunds to customers. (00:16:27)
9. World: Warning systems are not available in the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal. Experts said an earlier alert system could have warned people by up to a few hours before the tsunami hit land. (00:21:50)
10. Singapore: Singapore government is giving half a million dollar to Singapore Red Cross to help launch an appeal for donations for the tsunami victims. Singapore is also sending a medical team to Indonesia. (00:24:15)
11. Singapore: Singapore Red Cross has raised more than $50 000 in half a day. Red Cross House will be opened from 9am to 8pm for walk-in donations. (00:24:41)
12. Business: Singapore, Brunei and Thailand have worked out an open sky agreement. Airlines from the three countries can operate an unlimited number of flights among themselves. (00:28:59)
13. Business: Singapore's industrial output rose 13.2% in November compared to a year ago due to the robust biomedical sector. However, production was lower than last month. (00:29:29)