I think that every author has a purpose and reason behind there writing. Most of it

was to make aware of the catastrophe, damage and affect that the tsunami and earthquake

had on the nations that it hit. Also some of the information in the articles was to make

aware of the efforts other nations were doing to help those affected. Other articles

explained the origin of such catastrophes. For example, one article explains how many

years of built up strain on 2 faults in the, what is known as the Sumatra Subduction Zone,

suddenly slipped past each other creating an earthquake. From which the Tsunamis that

hit the many nations across the Indian Ocean were originated.

My reaction to the articles and its findings were first how some authors think as to

what they want to communicate. While the majority of authors focused on the damage

the tsunami and earthquake caused and the death tolls there were some that focused on

the origin of such events......

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