(NBC) The desperate search for survivors continued in Indonesia on Monday, with dozens still missing following the sudden tsunami that hit the country's Sunda Strait on a busy holiday weekend.
More than 370 people were killed, at least 1,400 injured and thousands more displaced when waves crashed ashore without warning on Saturday.
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Scientists confirmed that the tsunami was triggered by an underwater landslide following the partial collapse of the erupting Anak Krakatau volcano.
