By The Associated Press (Florida) 05-01-2005 (5.46pm)
Please do not that the numbers of "missing" persons greatly vary, since some takes all into account, others only those people who have been known to "have desappeared". For exemple, for France, one has to add an extra 250 (not mentioned here) who still haven't given any news !
Tally of foreigners confirmed dead from the quake and tsunami throughout southern Asia, according to their countries' foreign ministries, as well as the number missing (Some countries include all tourists who have failed to contact authorities in the count of those missing, while others count only those known to have been present when the tsunami hit) :
- Germany: 60 dead. More than 1,000 missing.
- Sweden: 52 dead. 1,903 missing.
- Britain: 41 dead. 159 missing.
- United States: 36 dead. No clear estimate of missing.
- Switzerland: 23 dead. 500 missing.
- Japan: 23 dead, More than 240 missing.
- France: 22 dead. Fewer than 90 missing.
- Italy: 20 dead. 338 missing.
- Finland: 15 dead, 177 missing.
- Australia: 15 dead. 78 missing.
- Norway: 12 dead. 80 missing.
- South Korea: 11 dead.
- Austria: 10 dead. 591 missing.
- Russia: 10 dead. 16 missing.
- South Africa: 9 dead. 891 missing.
- Singapore: 9 dead.
- Denmark: 7 dead. 62 missing, another 100 unaccounted for.
- Netherlands: 7 dead. More than 30 missing.
- Belgium: 6 dead. 73 missing.
- Canada: 5 dead. Up to 150 missing.
- Philippines: 5 dead. 13 missing.
- Israel: 4 dead. 3 missing.
- China: 3 dead. 15 missing.
- Taiwan: 3 dead.
- New Zealand: 2 dead. 24 missing.
- Argentina: 2 dead.
- Brazil: 2 dead.
- Mexico: 2 dead. 1 missing.
- Czech Republic: 1 dead. 16 missing.
- Ireland: 1 dead. 16 missing.
- Turkey: 1 dead. 9 missing.
- Colombia: 1 dead.
- Chile: 1 dead.
- Poland: 21 missing.
- Ukraine: 17 missing.
- Portugal: 8 missing.
- Romania: 8 missing.
- Greece: 7 missing.
- Belarus: 5 missing.
- Hungary: 5 missing.
- Spain: 3 missing.
- Luxembourg: 3 missing.
- Estonia: 3 missing.
- Latvia: 1 missing.
- Croatia: 1 missing.
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