In this December 26, 2004 photo, affected areas in Chennai due to Tsunami. (Express Photo) 
Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu remembers 2004 tsunami victims

Silent rallies were taken out in tsunami-affected areas and people offered milk and flowers to the sea for the dead.

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CHENNAI: Hundreds of people living in Tamil Nadu's coastal districts on Tuesday paid homage to those who were swept away by the 2004 tsunami on this day.

Silent rallies were taken out in tsunami-affected areas and people offered milk and flowers to the sea for the dead.

Tamil Nadu Fisheries Minister D. Jayakumar paid homage to the tsunami victims here.

Handloom Minister O.S. Manian paid homage to those who lost their lives to the giant waves in Nagapattinam.

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In 2004, giant waves swallowed thousands of people in Tamil Nadu's coastal areas like Nagapattinam, Chennai, Cuddalore, Velankanni and Poompuhar.

Over 8,000 people lost their lives in Tamil Nadu in the 2004 tsunami.

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