VOICED : Migrants haunted by memory of tsunami missing in Thailand

The transcript recounts the harrowing experiences of Mayte, a migrant worker from Myanmar, who lost her children during the 2004 tsunami in Thailand. It highlights the struggles of migrant workers, many of whom were killed or went missing. The world's largest forensic investigation was launched to identify the deceased, complicated by the deportation of migrants. Despite the passage of time, survivors like Mayte and Deeper continue to grapple with the uncertainty of their loved ones' fates while trying to rebuild their lives.

What event caused Mayte to lose her children?

• An earthquake

• A hurricane

• A tsunami

• A flood

What industry was Mayte working in when the tsunami struck?

• Construction

• Agriculture

• Tourism

• Fishing

Why was it difficult to identify the bodies of migrant workers after the tsunami?

• They were not carrying identification

• Many were working illegally

• The bodies were washed away

• There was no forensic team available

What was one of the challenges faced by forensic teams after the tsunami?

• Mass deportation of migrants

• Lack of technology

• Insufficient funding

• Language barriers

How does Deeper feel about finding her father's remains after 10 years?

• Completely relieved

• Indifferent

• Both happy and sad

• Angry