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HOME > Topics > "The Tsunami" -- China's Active Role in the Rescue Operation   Summary Reports on the Tsunami Disaster on January 4 2005 in India 2005/01/04 According to the official statistics of India, the death toll from the tsunami has reached 9,476 and 5,681 are still missing by January 3, 2005, among which the death toll in the worst-hit Tamil Nanu State has reached 7,814. There are 96 aftershocks above 5 degree on the Richter scale taking place in Andamans and Nicobar Islands.  Print Suggest to a friend     Related: Remarks by Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing at the Ministerial Meeting on Regional Cooperation on Tsunami Early Warning Arrangements Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing Attends the Ministerial Meeting on Regional Cooperation in Tsunami Early Warning Arrangements Hui Liangyu Stresses to Enhance International Cooperation in Early Warning and Jointly Promote Disaster Prevention and Reduction at the China-ASEAN Seminar on the Early Warning of Earthquake and Tsunami Summary Report of Indian Tsunami Disaster on January 17 Summary Report of Indian Tsunami Disaster on January 15 Summary Report of Indian Tsunami Disaster on January 13 Address by Special Representative of the Chinese Government, Assistant Foreign Minister Shen Guofang at the United Nations Meeting On the Humanitarian Assistance to Tsunami Affected Communities Summary Report on the Tsunami Disaster in India as of January 11 The Delegation of the Chinese Government with the Mission of Offering Condolences and Taking Stock of the Situation in Countries Hit by the Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami Visits Maldives Seychelles President Meets with Li Zhaoxing, Extending Gratitude for China's Relief Fund for the Tsunami Disaster      Appendix: