VOICED : Tsunami ravaged Aceh rises rapidly from the ruins

The video discusses the impact of the 2004 tsunami on Malabo, a town on Sumatra's west coast. It highlights the devastation, survival stories, and trauma experienced by residents. The global relief efforts and reconstruction initiatives are detailed, including the rebuilding of infrastructure and implementation of safety measures. Despite progress, challenges remain, with many residents still living in vulnerable coastal areas. The region has largely recovered, with improved safety protocols and community resilience.

What was the main reason Malabo was severely affected by the tsunami?

• It was located on a low-lying plain.

• It was a densely populated area.

• It was closest to the earthquake's epicenter.

• It had poor infrastructure.

How much aid was provided globally for the reconstruction efforts after the tsunami?

• 5 billion U.S. dollars

• 3 billion U.S. dollars

• 7 billion U.S. dollars

• 10 billion U.S. dollars

What were some of the key infrastructures rebuilt after the tsunami?

• Factories and power plants

• Shopping malls and parks

• Houses, roads, and schools

• Hospitals and airports

What measures have been implemented to improve safety in the region since the tsunami?

• Constructing more shopping centers

• Increasing police presence

• Installing tsunami warning sirens

• Building more hospitals

Why do some residents still live in vulnerable coastal areas?

• They have government support to stay.

• They are unaware of the risks.

• They lack the means to relocate.

• They enjoy the scenic views.