12/26/2004 Tsunami kills more than 118,928

 

Relief officials are working to assess the death tolls from Sunday's tsunami that killed thousands of people in at least 11 countries.

CNN has confirmed that the undersea earthquake off Sumatra and the giant waves it triggered killed 118,928 people, and that number is expected to rise.

Deaths by country:

Indonesia: 79,940

Sri Lanka: 24,673, with another 6,589 missing and considered most likely dead.

India: At least 10,000

Thailand: More than 4,000. Thai PM says toll could exceed 7,000.

Myanmar: 90

Malaysia: 66

Maldives: 46

Tanzania: 10

Bangladesh: 2

Somalia: Kenyan media reports hundreds dead.

Kenya: Kenyan media reports one death.

Seychelles: Unconfirmed reports of deaths.

Updated 12/30/2004

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180+ Killed in Madrid Train Station Terror Attacks, the Worst in Spain's History; 900 Wounded

Rescue workers retrieve bodies beside a bomb damaged passenger train at Atocha station following a number of explosions on trains in Madrid Thursday March 11, 2004, just three days before Spain's general elections, killing more than 170 rush-hour commuters and wounding more than 500 in Spain's worst terrorist attack ever. (AP Photo/Denis Doyle)