Question

Which island groups were affected by the Tsunami in 2004?
A) Lakshadweep
B) Maldives
C) Andaman and Nicobar
D) Both (A) and (C)

Answer 1

Hint: An island or island is any part of the underwater world surrounded by water. Smaller islands such as land features that appear on the atolls can be called islands, skerries, cays, or keys. An island in the river or lake can be called eyot or ait, and a small coastal island can be called a holm.

Complete answer:
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are a union area in India that includes 572 islands, 38 of which are inhabited by the Bay of Bengal as well as the Andaman Sea.

Tsunamis have severe consequences. They are one of the greatest natural disasters that can strike a country in the world. The massive force of the tidal wave striking the shoreline is the first cause of tsunami devastation. After that, the tsunami flooding continues to inflict havoc for several weeks. The tsunami's consequences on the country during this time range from destruction and damage to death and injury, financial loss in the millions of dollars, and long-term psychological problems for the people of the region.

The tsunami's initial effects are widely reported in the news media all over the world. However, the long-term consequences of a natural disaster might last for many years. The horrific ordeal of being caught in a tsunami will be remembered by many of those who were affected. The scars left on the ground could last for decades, serving solely as a reminder to residents in the area of the tsunami's devastating effects and the lingering threat of another catastrophic tidal wave striking at any time with little warning.

Andaman and Nicobar island groups were affected by the Tsunami in 2004. Thus the correct option is C.

Note: A tsunami is a series of waves in a body of water caused by the migration of large amounts of water, usually at sea or in a large lake. Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and tsunamis all have the potential to produce tsunamis.