How did people cope with the Boxing Day Tsunami?

In the aftermath of the Boxing Day Tsunami in 2004, people coped through a combination of community support, emergency aid, and international assistance. Survivors relied on local networks to provide shelter, food, and medical care, while NGOs and governments mobilized resources for relief efforts. Psychological support services were also established to help those dealing with trauma and loss. Over time, rebuilding efforts and initiatives for better disaster preparedness enhanced resilience in affected communities.