WHITFIELD: Without warnings, tsunami wipes through that concert and beyond in Indonesia. This tsunami slammed a popular beach resort area catching so many off-guard. It was apparently triggered by a volcanic eruption and underwater landslide. At least 222 people have been killed. Hundreds more are injured, 28 people are unaccounted for. The nation now facing a grim recovery effort. Here is Pauline Chiou.</s>PAULINE CHIOU, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Rescue and recovery efforts are under way on the coast of Sunda Strait where the deadly tsunami flattened the buildings, knocked out power and blocked roads. Authorities are starting to identify the victims. Hospitals are treating the injured. The tsunami struck around 9:30 Saturday evening during a holiday weekend when resorts on the shoreline are full of tourists. The water broke through a stage while the Indonesia pop band, 17, was performing near the beach. The next morning, the lead singer made this statement on his Instagram account.</s>IFAN, SINGER CAUGHT IN TSUNAMI (through translator): I just wanted to say that our bass player, Banny (ph) and our manager Oki Wijaya (ph) passed away. Also my dear wife is still missing. The rest of us have broken bones and minor injuries, including me. But we are fine.</s>CHIOU: Officials say the tsunami was triggered by volcanic activity arising from</s>WHITFIELD: And if you want to help the victims of the tsunami, you can go to CNN.com/impact to find out ways to assist. We got so much more straight ahead in the NEWSROOM right after this.
Tsunami Wipes Through That Concert And Beyond In Indonesia