Big Tsunami WIPES OUT Indonesian Coastal Huts

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[SpongebobsRippedPant]

That is terrifying. Seeing the ocean beneath you with nothing else left is horrid

[joshcantrell]

All the people yelling in the background is haunting

[RileyPlaysPiano]

Water truly is one of the most beautiful, powerful, and terrifying things on earth.

[michaelmani]

Whoever designed the billboard needs to redesign the coastal city after this wow

[michellesimmons]

It's bone chilling to hear the cries n see all that water. I just cannot imagine the incredible fear they must've felt.

[twitteringothers]

Those aren't residential huts. They were shops.

[timange]

There is no scarier force than a tsunami.

[SavageMonkeyJizz]

That's genuine fear of death screams, man, that's damn soul rending. I hope these guys were okay in the end.

[mikaeusbznd]

My country was recently hit boy floods due to rain and it was devastating. I cant imagine what it must be to live something like a tsunami.

[fireflies]

The person that took the video is incredible to zoom into the Billboard. Unbelievable. Hope they made it out alive with his family.

[njdpniy]

Allah hu Akbar (Allah)
🤲

[Trouble-Clef]

These aren’t just “huts” on the beach. It only looks like that because of the previous waves. There’s electrical wires and a huge sign which means there was a road etc down there. Those are not straw huts that serve cocktails to the tourists. They were proper businesses that have been crushed and dragged out to sea. And guaranteed the shoreline wasn’t were it appears either. That’s the result of the power of the tsunami dragging sand inland with the water column. It’s not a “wave” in the traditional sense. A wave occurs by wind blowing over the surface of the ocean. A tsunami is the entire water column. It’s the entire ocean from surface to floor moving at tremendous speed until it makes landfall. And then it’ll push inland dragging the ocean floor with it. And then you’d swear the beachfront was 10 kilometres inland from where it was the day before.

[Loki-MasterOfAll]

Nature can be beautiful yet scary at the same time

[tabatha]

They were hit like this for 7 hours straight, with waves over 100ft high! This was just getting started. So many lives lost this day.

[BronkNagurski]

The ocean is one of the most humbling things I've ever been around. Its power is like nothing else, and I was around it when it was normal.

[gypsyjengypsydogs]

I grew up near a beach in a place that NEVER has tsunamis. Tsunami warnings aren't even a thing there, but I have known the warning signs my whole life. My Mama taught me that if the water on the beach suddenly recedes, a Tsunami is coming. A beach not ever having a Tsunami doesn't mean it can't produce one.

[torresbobby]

That building probably shaking like crazy it’s probably why there screaming

[bangtanindianbase]

2 things never die
1. The Cameraman
2. The billboard

[hermessrt]

Whoever built that billboard should keep the job forever lol