The official death toll in the Asian tsunami has climbed to 144,887 after Indonesia confirmed an additional 14,000 deaths.
Indonesia has been the worst affected country and health ministry officials have now put the figure for the country's dead at 94,081.
However, that figure could still rise, with the health ministry warning that there could be more than 100,000 deaths in the Aceh and North Sumatra regions.
In Sri Lanka, 30,196 people have been confirmed as killed by the tsunami, while a further 3,792 people are still missing, officials have said.
The official toll in India has risen to 15,160, although this includes 5,681 people the government says are missing, presumed dead.
In Thailand interior ministry figures put the death toll at 5,046, comprised of 2,287 Thais, 2,459 foreigners and 300 people whose race cannot be established.
In Myanmar at least 90 people have been killed, according to the United Nations, but the real toll is expected to be far higher.
At least 75 people are dead and another 42 confirmed missing in the the Maldives, President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom said.
Police said that 68 people had died in Malaysia, most of them in Penang.
In Bangladesh a father and child were killed after a tourist boat capsized in large waves, officials said.
Fatalities also occurred on the east coast of Africa where 176 people were declared dead in Somalia, 10 in Tanzania and one in Kenya.
The list of dead and missing is constantly being revised. Here are the latest figures:
Germany:: 60, missing 1,000
Sweden:: 52, missing 2,915
Britain:: 40, missing 159
France:: 22, missing 99
Japan:: 21
Italy:: 18, missing 570
Norway:: 16, missing 274
Switzerland:: 16, missing 95
Finland:: 15, missing 186
United States:: 15
Australia:: 12, missing 79
South Korea:: 11, missing 9
Singapore:: 9, missing 12
Russia:: 9
Denmark:: 7, missing 69
Belgium:: 6, missing 215
Netherlands:: 6, missing 30
Austria:: 7, missing 468
Hong Kong:: 6, missing 60
Canada:: 5, missing 150
Philippines:: 5
South Africa:: 7, missing 9
Poland:: 4, missing 43
Israel:: 4, missing 7
New Zealand:: 1, missing 302
Brazil:: 2
Taiwan:: 2
Russia:: 1
Poland:: 1
Taiwan:: 1
Colombia:: 1
Czech Republic:: 1, missing 33
Turkey:: missing 53
Croatia:: 1, missing 1
China:: 1, missing 7
Hungary:: missing 20
Ireland:: missing 20
Mexico:: missing 15
Spain:: missing 11
Iceland:: missing 11
Luxembourg:: missing 11
Greece:: missing 9
Portugal:: missing 8
Malta:: missing 1
Indonesia has been the worst affected country and health ministry officials have now put the figure for the country's dead at 94,081.
However, that figure could still rise, with the health ministry warning that there could be more than 100,000 deaths in the Aceh and North Sumatra regions.
In Sri Lanka, 30,196 people have been confirmed as killed by the tsunami, while a further 3,792 people are still missing, officials have said.
The official toll in India has risen to 15,160, although this includes 5,681 people the government says are missing, presumed dead.
In Thailand interior ministry figures put the death toll at 5,046, comprised of 2,287 Thais, 2,459 foreigners and 300 people whose race cannot be established.
In Myanmar at least 90 people have been killed, according to the United Nations, but the real toll is expected to be far higher.
At least 75 people are dead and another 42 confirmed missing in the the Maldives, President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom said.
Police said that 68 people had died in Malaysia, most of them in Penang.
In Bangladesh a father and child were killed after a tourist boat capsized in large waves, officials said.
Fatalities also occurred on the east coast of Africa where 176 people were declared dead in Somalia, 10 in Tanzania and one in Kenya.
The list of dead and missing is constantly being revised. Here are the latest figures:
Germany:: 60, missing 1,000
Sweden:: 52, missing 2,915
Britain:: 40, missing 159
France:: 22, missing 99
Japan:: 21
Italy:: 18, missing 570
Norway:: 16, missing 274
Switzerland:: 16, missing 95
Finland:: 15, missing 186
United States:: 15
Australia:: 12, missing 79
South Korea:: 11, missing 9
Singapore:: 9, missing 12
Russia:: 9
Denmark:: 7, missing 69
Belgium:: 6, missing 215
Netherlands:: 6, missing 30
Austria:: 7, missing 468
Hong Kong:: 6, missing 60
Canada:: 5, missing 150
Philippines:: 5
South Africa:: 7, missing 9
Poland:: 4, missing 43
Israel:: 4, missing 7
New Zealand:: 1, missing 302
Brazil:: 2
Taiwan:: 2
Russia:: 1
Poland:: 1
Taiwan:: 1
Colombia:: 1
Czech Republic:: 1, missing 33
Turkey:: missing 53
Croatia:: 1, missing 1
China:: 1, missing 7
Hungary:: missing 20
Ireland:: missing 20
Mexico:: missing 15
Spain:: missing 11
Iceland:: missing 11
Luxembourg:: missing 11
Greece:: missing 9
Portugal:: missing 8
Malta:: missing 1
