Tears in paradise as tsunami recalled in Thailand


  • World
  • Monday, 26 Dec 2005

KOH PHI PHI, Thailand (Reuters) - One by one, two by two, they moved to the edge of the beach, sat down and stared silently at the sea that killed their loved ones. 

Tears rolled down cheeks as memories of those killed by the tsunami on the once paradise Thai island of Phi Phi overflowed from hundreds of eyes fixed on the azure waters of the bay from where the giant waves came. 

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