A man shared the fragment he filmed minutes before the tsunami hit Thailand. In the video you can see how the tide changes from one moment to the next.
A person named Julian Hadden was on a Thai beach the day the disaster broke out. catastrophic tsunami in Thailand which left a large number of dead and missing. That day, a January 26, 2004the man managed to film the first waves before disaster struck.
Hadden shared this discovery through his YouTube account and the video went viral because the film record shows how the sea gets increasingly colder. aggressive and dangerous.
The segment that Hadden filmed took place on a beach called Koh Ngai. At first, the man appears walking along the beach, however, when the camera focused on the sea and the waves began to cross the limit of the shore, those present began to worry and take out their things so that they would not get wet.
Hours later, the disaster began, causing terrible damage. Even, years later, Hadden explained that the tsunami generated great chaos and that both he and the friend with whom he had gone on vacation weremiraculously alvaron being able to be evacuated.
The video that Julián shared became among the most viewed on the platform with a total of 11 million views.
The fragment that the man shared on his YouTube account is from the moment when the earthquakewho had a magnitude 9.1had exploded under the Ocean.
The points most affected by this natural disaster were Bangladesh, India, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Singapore, Sri Lanka and Thailand. The tsunami killed 227,899 peopleincluding tourists and locals, and left around 1.7 million homeless or in the hospital.
Source: Ambito
