HAMBANTOTA (Sri Lanka): UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan saw the scars that the tsunami left in Sri Lanka yesterday, where lives are in ruins but where hard work and outside help have started to make a difference.
Nearly two weeks after the monster waves hammered the coasts of Indian Ocean nations, hardest-hit Indonesia was still pulling thousands of bodies out of the rubble. Its toll rose to more than 104,000 – two-thirds of all those who died in the killer waves.
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