½ A Second Before Tsunami..

[chathupatiya]

½ A Second Before Tsunami

The last picture! There are people who believe in God, there are others who don't believe, but we must understand that we are small when nature hits...

This picture was taken on the banks of Sumatra Island (the height of waves was of approx. 32 m = 105 ft). It was found saved in a digital camera, 1 ½ years after the disaster.

We cannot know for sure, but very likely the one who took the picture is not alive any more (it was just a matter of seconds).

Today we can see the last image he/ she saw before ending life on Earth ! ---

මේක මට ආපු ඊමෙල් එකක් මම ෆොටොස් ටික ඩවුන්ලොඩ් කරගෙන ඉමෙජ්සැක් එකට අප්ලොඩ් කරලා තමයි මෙතනට දැම්මේ. තෙරෙන භාෂාවකින් කිව්වොත් මම මේක ඊමේල් එකකින් උස්සලා තමයි දැම්මේ. මම නැවතත් කියනවා මේක මට ආපු මේල් එකක් කියලා සමහර විට මේක කොහෙ හරි බ්ලොග් එකක තිබුනද දන්නෙත් නැහැ. මම නම් ඉස්සුවෙ නැහැ ඒ බ්ලොග් එකෙන්, සමහර විට මගේ යාළුවගේ යාළුවෙක් ඉස්සුවද කියලා නම් මම හරියට දන්නෙත් නැහැ.

විශේෂ ස්තුතිය

කම්පියුටර් එක හොයා ගත්තු මහත්තයට
මෙම ජායාරූප හොයාගත්තු මහත්ම මහත්මීන්ට
ෆොටොස් ගත්තු මහත්තයට
යාහූ එක හදපු මහත්තයට හෝ සමාගමට
ෆොටො ටික මගේ යාළුවට මේල් කරපු යාළුවට
ඒ මේල් එක මට ෆොර්වඩ් කරපු මගේ යළුවාට
ඉමෙජ්සැක් අයිතිකාර මහත්තයට හෝ සමාගමට
සවර් එක හදපු මහත්තයට හෝ සමාගමට
එලකිරි වෙබ් සයිට් එක හදපු මහත්තුරුන්ට
සහ නන් අයුරින් සහය වූ සැමට

 

[prabo22]

lol matath thnx karanna meka baluwata,, nattam ithin damma eken wadak nane,,

 

[James-Bond]

machan i think this is not a tsunami.this is a sand storm

 

[ruwanjrc]

විශේෂ ස්තුතිය

කම්පියුටර් එක හොයා ගත්තු මහත්තයට
මෙම ජායාරූප හොයාගත්තු මහත්ම මහත්මීන්ට
ෆොටොස් ගත්තු මහත්තයට
යාහූ එක හදපු මහත්තයට හෝ සමාගමට
ෆොටො ටික මගේ යාළුවට මේල් කරපු යාළුවට
ඒ මේල් එක මට ෆොර්වඩ් කරපු මගේ යළුවාට
ඉමෙජ්සැක් අයිතිකාර මහත්තයට හෝ සමාගමට
සවර් එක හදපු මහත්තයට හෝ සමාගමට
එලකිරි වෙබ් සයිට් එක හදපු මහත්තුරුන්ට
සහ නන් අයුරින් සහය වූ සැමට


LO LOL LOL ...............

 

[James-Bond]

 

[ModelSriLanka]

විශේෂ ස්තුතිය

Meka metana dapu ubata

 

[Banks PLK]

hahahah sand storm ekak

 

[DX-]

This is not a tsunami machan........ this is a sandstorm... (I guess)

 

[HellGirl]

image is shocking
and the credits
thanks for sharing

 

[cspmaxx]

පට්ට.පික් එකට වඩා උඹ ලියල තියෙන ඒව

 

[Rovin]

ammatahudu

 

[Ravifeat]

not a tsunami

 

[Tom Riddle]

http://www.hoax-slayer.com/tsunami-wave-sumatra.shtml


According to this message, an attached photograph depicts a street in Sumatra just before it was inundated by a gigantic wave from the tsunami that hit Indonesia in 2004. The message claims that the image was recovered from a digital camera found at the scene more than a year after the disaster, presumably taken just moments before the photographer lost his or her life to the wave.

The photograph is certainly a compelling one. However, it does not show a tsunami wave nor was it taken in Sumatra. The description that comes with the image is pure nonsense. In fact, the photograph shows a massive dust storm that hit the town of Griffith, NSW Australia on November 13 2002.

The photograph is featured as part of a Sydney Morning Herald news article that was re-posted on the Australian Bureau of Meteorology website in November 2002. The photograph includes the following caption:
The residents of Griffith rushed to seal their houses at dusk yesterday as a fierce dust storm raced into the town with warning, propelled by winds of up to 90 kilkometres (sic) an hour. The dust cloud moved across the state and into Sydney today. Photo: Denis Couch
The original photograph has a date stamp of "12.11.2002" (November 12, 2002). The prankster who launched this hoax apparently removed the date stamp because it would have immediately destroyed the illusion that the photograph was taken during the 2004 tsunami.



The Sydney Morning Herald article notes that dust spread through large areas of NSW at the time and enveloped other towns as well as Griffith, including Dubbo, Orange, Nowra, Sydney and the Blue Mountains. The archived version of the same article substitutes a different photograph obviously showing the same storm from a different vantage point.

Another Sydney Morning Herald article about the storm notes:
The residents of Griffith rushed to seal their houses at dusk yesterday as a fierce dust storm raced into the town without warning, propelled by winds of up to 90 kilometres an hour.

Rolling in from the south west after a scorching day of 36C, homes were engulfed by the cloud which turned the sky pitch black.

The storm cloud was three kilometres from the town when this photograph was taken by local electrical engineer Denis Couch. Within five minutes it reached his home and simply took over, the winds spreading gritty dust around for an hour.

"I've seen dust storms but I don't think I've ever seen anything as exotic as that," Mr Couch said. Griffith had "just under an inch" of rain almost two months ago, and nothing since, he added.
The site of this encroaching "wave" would have certainly been a spectacular and somewhat frightening site to behold, but thankfully for the residents of Griffith, it was a wave of dust, not water.

Nonsensical hoaxes such as this one dishonour the memory of the hundreds of thousands of people who lost their lives in the 2004 Asian tsunami. Please do not forward it to others.

http://www.hoax-slayer.com/tsunami-wave-sumatra.shtml

 

[lkkanika]

thanks for shearing...........

 

[chandimalin]

This is not a tsunami machan........ this is a sandstorm... (I guess)

Ekane machan

 

[Samantha567]

මචන් මේ සුනාමි නෙමෙයි, මේ වැලි කුණාටුවක්

 

[chanakamanjula]

mara photo shot tikak. 6+++++

 

[ms48mail]

 

[asankanp]

 

[ShanikDJs]

patta