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The 28 pages that link to 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami, each with the reason it gives.

• Indian OceanBroader topic: The disaster devastated coastlines around the basin and transformed tsunami warning efforts.

• TsunamiBroader topic: It exposed the severe consequences of having no regional tsunami warning system.

• EarthquakeBroader topic: It demonstrates how a megathrust earthquake can produce transoceanic consequences.

• SumatraBroader topic: The earthquake ruptured offshore from northern Sumatra, where the tsunami caused catastrophic loss of life.

• Bay of BengalBroader topic: The resulting tsunami struck coastlines and islands around the bay’s southern approaches.

• Megathrust earthquakeBroader topic: Its tsunami crossed the Indian Ocean and caused catastrophic loss of life.

• Indo-Australian plateBroader topic: Rupture on the plate's subduction boundary generated the devastating tsunami.

• Sunda ArcBroader topic: Its rupture occurred along the Sunda subduction boundary west of the arc.

• Tsunami warning systemBroader topic: The disaster exposed the region's lack of an effective warning network and prompted its creation.

• Disaster riskBroader topic: The event exposed severe coastal risk where powerful waves met dense settlements and limited warning.

• Sunda TrenchBroader topic: Its rupture began on the Sunda megathrust near the trench.

• Sunda PlateBroader topic: Its rupture occurred on the Sunda megathrust at the plate’s western margin.

• 2000sBroader topic: The disaster prompted an unprecedented international relief response.

• DisasterBroader topic: The event exposed how limited warning and broad coastal exposure amplify losses.

• Interplate earthquakeBroader topic: Its rupture crossed multiple segments of a subduction boundary and caused a transoceanic tsunami.

• MainshockBroader topic: Its exceptionally large rupture produced a long, consequential sequence of aftershocks.