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THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Second of six photos in a sequence showing the beach at Khao Lak, Thailand, on December 26, 2004. The photos which show the water first receding, then forming into the first wave that crashed ashore, were found on the digital camera card of a North Vancouver couple, when their bodies were identified recently. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Knill family)

THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Sixth of six photos in a sequence showing the beach at Khao Lak, Thailand, on December 26, 2004. The photos which show the water first receding, then forming into the first wave that crashed ashore, were found on the digital camera card of a North Vancouver couple, when their bodies were identified recently. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Knill family)

INDONESIEN ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

An aerial view of the devastated coastal area in Banda Aceh Saturday, February 26, 2005. The Indonesian government continues cleaning up the devastated coastal areas and hopes to start rebuilding and infrastructure projects in tsunami-devastated Aceh next month to take advantage of international sympathy. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Mast Irham)

INDONESIEN ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Acehnese youths try to pull a man to higher ground through a flooded street a moment after tsunami strike in the provincial capital of Banda Aceh, Aceh province, Indonesia, Sunday, December 26, 2004. The disaster killed more than 110,000 in the region. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Serambi Indonesia/Bedu Saini)

INDONESIEN ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Refugee children try to catch relief goods tossed from an Australian military helicopter Monday, January 17, 2005 in a rice paddy in Lampaya, outskirts of Banda Aceh, Indonesia. Aceh was hardest-hit by the December 26, 2004 quake-spawned tsunami that killed more than 115,200 in Aceh, the northernmost province on Sumatra island. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko)

SRI LANKA ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Tidal waves wash through houses at Maddampegama, about 60 kilometers (38 miles) south of Colombo, Sri Lanka, Sunday, December 26, 2004. Massive waves triggered by earthquakes crashed into villages along a wide stretch of Sri Lankan coast on Sunday, killing more than 2,100 people and displacing a million others. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Gemunu Amarasinghe)

INDONESIEN ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

An aerial view shows the Rahmatullah Lampuuk mosque in the village of Lhoknga, near Banda Aceh, Indonesia, Sunday, January 30, 2005. The mosque was the only building within approximately one kilometer to remain standing after the December 26, 2004 tsunami ravaged the area. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Greg Baker)

SRI LANKA ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

A Sri Lankan woman whose two small children were killed in last week's devastating tsunami turns away from the sight of her wrecked house after visiting her home for the first time since the tsunami ravaged the village Sunday, January 2, 2005 in Mulaitivu in the rebel controlled North of Sri Lanka. A few dozen villagers returned to their homes to inspect the damage and to try to find important papers and sentimental items like photos. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Ed Wray)

THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Thai doctors and volunteers carry bodies of tsunami victims during a mass funeral at Bang Muang cemetery, Khao Lak, Phang Nga province, southern of Thailand, Saturday, January 1, 2005. More than 3,000 bodies of tourists and local people have been retrieved from the area of Khao Lak along Andaman coastline in northern Phuket following Sunday's tidal waves. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Rungroj Yongrit)

INDIEN ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN OPFER

Parents grieve near the body of their child washed ashore at Silver Beach in Cuddalore, in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, Monday, December 27, 2004. Massive tidal waves triggered by an Indonesian earthquake slammed into southern India Sunday, killing nearly 2,300 people and sweeping away boats, homes and vehicles. The worst affected area was Tamil Nadu state, where 1,705 people were killed. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Gurinder Osan)

THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

A foreign tourist looks for his belongings on Patong beach, in Phuket, 862 Km south of Bangkok, Thailand, Monday, December 27, 2004. The death toll from Sunday's earthquake-triggered tsunami rose to 438 Monday morning as massive rescue efforts continued in Thailand's southern tourism region. On the resort island of Phuket, the government reported 130 dead, 880 injured and 355 missing. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Vinai Dithajohn)

THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Tourists carry their luggage as they leave Patong beach, in Phuket, 862 Km south of Bangkok, Thailand, Monday, December 27, 2004. The death toll from Sunday's earthquake-triggered tsunami rose to 438 Monday morning as massive rescue efforts continued in Thailand's southern tourism region. On the resort island of Phuket, the government reported 130 dead, 880 injured and 355 missing. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Vinai Dithajohn)

THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

A street is littered with damaged vehicles and debris after the area was hit by tidal waves at Patong beach in Phuket, Thailand, Sunday, December 26, 2004. The most powerful earthquake in 40 years triggered massive tidal waves that slammed to coastlines across Asia on Sunday, killing more than 3,000 people in Sri Lanka, Indonesia, India, Malaysia and Thailand. The U.S. Geological Survey said the 8.9-magnitude earthquake in Indonesia is the largest in the world in 40 years. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Karim Khamzin)

THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

A man talks on his phone near smashed cars along Patong Beach, Monday, December 27, 2004, in Phuket, Thailand. Rescue teams converged on beaches and remote islands in search of the missing Monday as the Thai prime minister said that up to 700 people perished when earthquake-spawned tidal waves devastated idyllic resort areas of southern Thailand. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Suzanne Plunkett)

THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

European tourists walk the beach of Kata assessing damages done by the tidal wave that hit Kata beach in Phuket, Thailand, Sunday, December 26, 2004. One of the most-powerful earthquakes in years triggered massive tidal waves that slammed into coastlines across Asia Sunday, killing more than 700 people in Sri Lanka, Indonesia , India, Malaysia and Thailand. Tourists, fishermen, homes and cars were swept away by walls of water unleashed by the 8.9-magnitude, centered of the west coast of the Indonesian island of Sumatra, officials said. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/John Ishii)

SRI LANKA ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Sri Lankan civilians make their way through heave debris that was left littering the streets after a tidal wave struck the town of Galle early Sunday in southern Sri Lanka, Monday, December 27, 2004. The death toll from the massive tidal waves that struck Sri Lankas coastline leapt to more than 12,000 on Monday as thousands of soldiers and families kept up the search for bodies. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Elizabeth Dalziel)

THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Bodies of adults and children lie in mass grave near Wat Bang Muang Friday, January 7, 2005, in Takuapa, Thailand. More than 5,000 people are listed dead in Thailand following a massive tsunami that struck the popular tourist area in southern Thailand on December 26, 2004. More than 4,000 people are still listed missing in Thailand in the disaster. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/David Longstreath)

INDONESIEN ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

A pile of dead bodies of tsunami victims are laid in a hole in Loknga, Aceh, Indonesia, Thursday, February 3, 2005. Indonesian workers cleaning up debris of the December 26 tsunami found 897 more bodies, raising the confirmed death toll from the tragedy to 111,171, the government said Thursday. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Firdia Lisnawati)

INDONESIEN ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Indonesian volunteers carry the dead body of a tsunami victim in Banda Aceh on Sunday, January 9, 2005. The death toll in Indonesia alone is expected to exceed 100,000 as the country took the full force of the huge earthquake and tsunamis that swallowed entire coastal villages. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Mast Irham)

SRI LANKA ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Government workers and volunteers pile bodies on to a mass burial pit, including train passengers who were riding from Colombo to Galle, the unclaimed victims were buried near the southern Sri Lankan town of Galle, Tuesday, December 28, 2004. Families of the dead used cooking utensils and even their bare hands to dig graves in the aftermath of a huge tidal wave in Sri Lanka, as rescuers searching through the debris uncovered thousands of bodies Tuesday, bringing the toll in this tropical island to 15,000. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Elizabeth Dalziel)

THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

A Thai soldier takes a rest against part of a mass grave site near Wat Bang Muang Sunday, January 9, 2005 in Takuapa, Thailand. More than 5,000 people are listed dead in Thailand following the December 26, 2004 massive tsunami that struck the popular tourist area in southern Thailand. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN SCHWEIZ

Members of the Swiss Diaster Victim Identification Team (DVI) take the fingerprint of an unidentified tsunami victim in Krabi, Thailand, Saturday, January 8, 2005. The work of the DVI consits, among others, in collecting DNA samples, making dental records of a body, taking fingerprints and making x-rays. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN SCHWEIZ

Members of the Swiss Disaster Victim Identification Team (DVI) carry away a body bag with an unidentified tsunami victim in Krabi, Thailand, Saturday, January 8, 2005. The work of the DVI consits, among others, in collecting DNA samples, making dental records of a body, taking fingerprints and making x-rays. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN SCHWEIZ

Members of the International Disaster Victim Identification Team (DVI) pass by body bags with an unidentified tsunami victims in Krabi, Thailand, Saturday, January 8, 2005. The work of the DVI consits, among others, in collecting DNA samples, making dental records of a body, taking fingerprints and making x-rays. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

SCHWEIZ ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN TRAUER

Pedestrians observe three minutes of silence in the streets of Zurich, Switzerland, Wednesday, January 5, 2005, as people throughout Europe hold a silent tribute to the victims of the Indian Ocean tsunami. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SRI LANKA ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Jenita Jeyarajah, left and Murugupillai Jeyarajah, right, parents of Abilass Jeyarajah or Baby 81, dress him in Kalmunai, Sri Lanka, Wednesday, February 23, 2005. A week into reunion with his parents after a wrenching court battle involving a DNA test to determine the rightful parents, tsunami survivor Abilass Jeyarajah is attracting a host of visitors and a well wisher has promised to sponsor a two week tour for the family to the United States. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Eranga Jayawardenwa)

THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Tourists flock on Patong beach in front of a damaged hotel, in Phuket, Thailand, Saturday, January 15, 2005. Visitors can look forward to strolling along a wider sidewalk while enjoying a more open view of the beach in the new Patong. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Vinai Dithajohn)

SCHWEIZ ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Die Strapazen des Erlebten und des langen Fluges von den Malediven bis in die Schweiz sind diesen Frauen am Montag, 27. Dezember 2004, kurz nach ihrer Ankunft am Terminal 2 des Flughafens Zuerich Kloten anzusehen. Ueber 300 Schweizerinnen und Schweizer sind an Bord von zwei Edelweiss-Maschinen von den Malediven nach Zuerich Kloten zurueckgekehrt. Die meisten Passagiere gehoerten zum Edelweiss-Flug A330, der am Sonntagmorgen in Male eingetroffen war, also nachdem die durch das schwere Erdbeben im Indischen Ozean ausgeloeste Flutwelle den Archipel heimgesucht hatte. Am Flughafen angekommen wurden die Touristen von Mitarbeitern eines Psychologen Teams der Elvia betreut. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

SRI LANKA ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Locals cover their face from the smell of dead bodies as they view the damage in the ravaged town of Hambantota, some 200km south of Colombo, Thursday, December 30, 2004. Aid workers in Sri Lanka struggled Thursday to provide basic necessities to victims in tsunami-battered parts of the country as the Tamil rebel chief appealed for more international assistance to help northern and eastern regions. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Dennis M. Sabangan)

INDIEN ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Tsunami victims at a relief camp reach for rice packets being distributed in Nagappattinam, in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, Friday, December 31, 2004. As the death toll from the earthquake-tsunami catastrophe soared to 121,000, nations donated US$500 million (euro 370 million) toward the world's largest-ever relief effort. The death toll in India is above 7,700. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Gurinder Osan)

INDONESIEN ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Indonesian soldiers charged with recovering bodies walk past piles of debris on the outskirts of Banda Aceh, Sumatra Island, Indonesia, Monday, January 10, 2005. More than two weeks after the December 26, 2004 huge earthquake and tsunami killed over 100,000 people in Indonesia's Aceh province, the government is stepping up moves to recover and bury up to 50,000 remaining bodies while forging ahead with construction of shelters for survivors. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Peter Dejong)

THAILAND ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

A man looking for a relative looks at the list of injured survivors registered in hospitals in Phuket at Bangkok Phuket Hospital in Phuket, Thailand, Wednesday, December 29, 2004. In Asia, hundreds of people are still missing and more than 40,000 people are dead after an earthquake which triggered massive tidal waves. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Barbara Walton)

INDONESIEN ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Volunteers carry tents, which were delivered by the Swiss airforce in Meulaboh, Indonesia, Monday, January 17, 2005. On Monday the Swiss Airforce has started to carry out flights into the Tsunami hit areas. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

INDONESIEN ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN HILFE

Indonesian workers load mineral water supplies for earthquake survivors into a military ship at the Navy port in Jakarta, Indonesia on Friday, January 7, 2005. Governments and citizens from all over the world have pledged of financial aid for tsunami-affected countries reached a staggering US$4 billion, donors meeting here on Thursday for a one-day tsunami crisis summit stated that they were committed to long-term rehabilitation and reconstruction. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Bagus Indahono)

SRI LANKA ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN DEZA

Displaced people carry away mattresses for their temporary shelter in Matara, Sri Lanka, Thursday, January 6, 2005. The mattresses as well as plastic pots and mosquito nets were provided and distributed to the victims of the tsunami in Sri Lanka by the Swiss aid organization DEZA. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

INDONESIEN ERDBEBEN FLUTWELLE ASIEN

Eine Frau sucht am Montag, 17. Januar 2005, in Meulaboh, Indonesien, in den Truemmern eines Hauses nach verwertbaren Materialien. Am heutigen Montag haben die Hilfsfluege der Schweizer Luftwaffe in die von der Flutwellen Katastrophe betroffenen Gebiete begonnen. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)