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Headline : Supermodel Petra Nemcova recalls split seconds before she almost died in 2004 tsunami

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Petra Nemcova recalled the "split seconds" before the 2004 tsunami in Thailand changed her life forever.

Nemcova, now 45, had been vacationing during the Christmas holiday with her then-boyfriend and photographer Simon Atlee in Thailand when a 9.5-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Indonesia caused the world's worst tsunami. The supermodel had been packing on Dec. 26, 2004, after spending a peaceful morning with Atlee on the last day of their vacation.

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