Indonesian Parents Reunite with Children Lost in Tsunami

Almost a decade after a devastating tsunami hit the coast of Banda Aceh, Indonesia, one family believes they have been reunited with two of their children who have been missing since the disaster struck. Raudhatul Jannah was just four when she and her brother were swept away by the tsunami that struck on December 26, 2004. Until earlier this month when an uncle recognized the now teenager because of her striking family resemblance, Raudhatul’s parents had long feared that she was...

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