Swedish boy Karl Nilsson holds up a sign asking for help in finding his family December 28 in Phuket, Thailand. Hundreds of Swedish tourists are still missing.

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Volunteers load bodies into coffins in preparation for cremation on Tuesday near Takuapa, Thailand.

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Soldiers dump bodies from Sunday's tsunami into a mass grave Wednesday in Banda Aceh, Indonesia.

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Two days after the tsunami hit, wreckage littered the length of Tewewong Road just off Patong beach in Phuket, Thailand. Today the street is still clogged, but this time with traffic.

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The resort of Koh Raya in the Andaman Islands was severely damaged. The picture on the left shows the wave approaching before it destroyed the building on the right. Today the resort has been re-built.

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In Phuket, survivors call home after the tsunami

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A Thai man looks at a list of victims for his relatives' names at an emergency help center in Phuket. Rescue teams converged on beaches and remote islands in search of the missing Monday as authorities reported more than 430 people, including a number of foreign tourists, killed and 4,100 injured

Local residents take shelter from possible aftershocks at Phuket city hall after the tsunami hit

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A woman views photos of people killed by the tsunami

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Indonesian children in Lamno, Sumatra, Indonesia, work together to unload relief supplies.

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This fishing boat landed on the main street of Banda Aceh several miles from the sea.

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Tourists are fleeing Sri Lanka with the aid of their embassies, which have organised transport.

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An injured person is carried into a helicopter on Phi Phi Islands in southern Thailand.