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Scientists and governments were caught unprepared. When two tectonic plates beneath the Indian Ocean cracked past each other at 0:59 GMT on 26 December 2004, the sea floor was forced upwards by some 10 metres. This displaced in the region of a trillion tonnes of water, driving it towards southeast Asia's coastline in a long, low-amplitude wave travelling at up to 900 kilometres per hour.

Inadequate warning system left Asia at the mercy of tsunami