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Waterquake in the South-East Asia: no animals dead into Yala National Park

Colombo, Sri Lanka - They seem to be saved thanks to their six sense

Is seems incredible but one of the natural catastrophe most tragic of the human history did not kill any animals into Yala National Park, the biggest nature reserve in Sri Lanka. The Tsunami, which according to the current dates killed 100.000 person (and the these dates until now are cautious because the number could tragically double if helps did not arrive on time ’see AVIONEWS’) did not kill ins...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 111015
Rome, Italy, 12/30/2004 14:08
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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