What killed twice as many Sri Lankans as 2004 tsunami?

Synopsis

The Silent Tsunami in Sri Lanka, which began in 2007, highlights the devastating impact of the civil war that has led to tens of thousands of people being murdered and buried in mass graves. This conflict has persisted for decades, resulting in numerous political arrests and a desperate search for peace among the affected families. Relatives of the missing, like Visika Dharmadasa, face frustration as they seek answers from disinterested authorities. The situation in Sri Lanka is dire, with only Saddam's Iraq having a higher number of disappearances. The ongoing struggle for justice and recognition of the victims continues to haunt the nation.