Two decades after the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, survivors and families of victims continue to grapple with its impact.

Malin Wesén, who lost three of her children in the disaster, shares how she chose to survive for her youngest daughter, Julia.

Despite the passage of time, Malin says the grief remains raw, describing it as a constant struggle.

Meanwhile, the Swedish government faced heavy criticism for its slow response to the crisis, with investigations revealing mismanagement and delays in aiding affected citizens.

The tragedy, which claimed over 230,000 lives globally, remains a painful memory for many, highlighting the enduring scars of natural disasters and the importance of effective crisis management.