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Deathtoll tops 155,000; thousands still missing
(CNN)--Hopes of finding the thousands still missing from last week's massive earthquake and deadly tsunami glimmers weakly as desperately needed aid finally reached areas that had been cut off by the devastation.
The death toll from Malaysia to East Africa stands at more than 155,000, after Indonesia's toll was raised by 14,000 to more than 94,000 early Monday by the country's health ministry.
Tens of thousands are still missing -- including many tourists whose vacations took an unexpected turn early on the morning of December 26.
And the area keeps shaking.
Dozens of aftershocks have followed the 9.0 magnitude earthquake -- the strongest on the planet since 1964 -- including more than 15 with a magnitude of 5.0 or higher since Friday morning.
The largest number of deaths in Indonesia, closest to the epicenter of the initial earthquake, were in its remote Aceh province -- home to a long-standing armed separatist movement that aid workers worry might complicate providing relief to victims.
But CNN's Mike Chinoy reports that the recovery effort in Aceh, after a slow start, is becoming more organized, with more armed forces and aid workers making their way to the capital, Banda Aceh, and then into the province's more remote areas.
Locals, too, are becoming more organized, Chinoy said, particularly in recovering bodies still buried beneath tonness of rubble.
One resident told Chinoy it could take up to four months to find all those killed in Banda Aceh.
It may be worse in the rest of the province.
Nothing remained of the bridge connecting Banda Aceh and the west coast -- just 160 kilometers (100 miles) from the epicenter -- except the low pillars that once held the roadway.
An Indonesian army garrison at the bridge was devastated -- of the 270 soldiers and their families stationed there, only 12 people survivied.
Where there were survivors, they swarmed military helicopters -- the only transportation that could reach most of the areas -- bringing packages of food, water and medical supplies.
Authorities set up a staging ground at the Banda Aceh airport where Australian C-130s and Indonesian military planes were bringing in supplies. U.S. helicopters from the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln picked up the packages from there.
The United States also sent helicopters to Sri Lanka, where more than 46,000 people are dead and more than 24,000 others are are missing.
India's navy launched its largest relief operation, part of a $25 million effort to help Sri Lanka.
Eleven Indian ships were dispatched to the island nation and military helicopters also ferried in relief supplies.
Already, India has delivered six tonnes of supplies to the tsunami-hit areas and plans to ship in 20 tonnes more.
In addition to relief supplies, India is sending engineers and skilled workers to help rebuild Sri Lanka's devastated economy.
India itself was hit hard by the tsunami, with at least 9,500 people dead, most on its east coast and in the remote Andaman and Nicobar Islands, closer to Thailand and Indonesia than their mother country.
Madhusree Mukerjee, an Indonesian journalist and expert on the indigenous peoples of the islands, said the Andamans -- the northernmost of the islands -- "suffered property damage but little loss of life."
"The real devastation is in the Nicobar Islands," she told CNN.
Indian officials report more than 5,400 people missing on the islands.
Mukerjee said the population of the Nicobar Islands is about 45,000 and the tsunamis "washed over many of the Nicobar Islands many times.
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