Indian Ocean Tsunami - Oxfam aid loaded into lorries, UK; 2004

Sequence showing crates of humanitarian aid from Oxfam being loading into waiting lorries in the UK, ready to ship to the regions and countries affected by the tsunami that occurred in the Indian Ocean and caused widespread destruction; 2004 (BBC News - 363/04/12EC - 28/12/2004 - AEXZ288W) STORY: On 26th December 2004, a major earthquake struck off the coast of Indonesia, creating a tsunami that caused devastation in multiple countries along the coastline of the Indian Ocean, killing over 227,000 people. It is one of the deadliest natural disasters in recorded history.
Sequence showing crates of humanitarian aid from Oxfam being loading into waiting lorries in the UK, ready to ship to the regions and countries affected by the tsunami that occurred in the Indian Ocean and caused widespread destruction; 2004 (BBC News - 363/04/12EC - 28/12/2004 - AEXZ288W) STORY: On 26th December 2004, a major earthquake struck off the coast of Indonesia, creating a tsunami that caused devastation in multiple countries along the coastline of the Indian Ocean, killing over 227,000 people. It is one of the deadliest natural disasters in recorded history.
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28 December, 2004
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00:00:14:04
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Oxford, United Kingdom
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