Baby floats to safety on mattress in tsunami
A 20-day-old baby sleeping on a mattress has survived the tsunamis triggered by an earthquake off the Indonesian coast.
The girl floated to safety after Malaysia's Penang island was hit by the killer waves, according to local media reports.
S Tulasi was sleeping in a room behind her father's food stall on Penang's popular Batu Ferringhi beach when the waves hit.
[Deigo Garcia military base unaffected by tsunamis
The key United States military base in the Indian Ocean has been unaffected by the tsunamis which have devastated parts of Asia, The Washington Post has reported.
Diego Garcia, a British territory about 1,500 kilometres south of India, hosts about 3,200 US military personnel and civilian contractors and many US long-range bombers and Navy ships.]
Earthquake man-made?
What is interesting about this is that the same place where the whale beachings have been taking place over the last 30 days is the same general area where the 8.1 Australian earthquake took place, and this is the same area where they are doing these seismic tests. Then 2 days after the Australian tectonic plate shifted, the 9.0 earthquake shook the coast of Indonesia. A great deal of interest and seismic testing has been taking place in this area
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