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Reuters poll finds tsunami dominates coverage over 'forgotten' disasters
LONDON - The tragedy of the Indian Ocean tsunami, which claimed the lives of an estimated 300,000 people, attracted more media attention in the first six weeks after it struck than the world's 10 'forgotten' emergencies received collectively in the last year.
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