Cambridge man and partner help reconcile over 100 families to cut<br />
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A Cambridge man and his partner have helped reconnect more than 100 families with themselves on a Tongan island after a tsunami crippled communications.<br />
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Joe Caesar and Kate Walker have been the only point of contact to the outside world for the entirety of the population of Vava'u passing hundreds of messages on to those fearing for the safety of their relatives and buddies.<br />
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The eruption of an undersea volcano and tsunami on Saturday cut a vital announcements cable.<br />
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find out more: Cambs council tax to rise this April amid other option They used a 160 character satellite device to inform the city of the extent of the crisis.<br />
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Ms runner, 44, as well Mr Caesar, 41, Lived on Vava'u for eight years after moving about there in 2012.<br />
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Ms jogger, Who is now based in Mangawhai in the North Island of New Zealand and works as an eco specialist, Said the operations has been "persistant and stressful,<br />
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"Twelve hours marriage ceremony eruption happened, Vava'u lost vital devices instantly, Ms master, first from South Wales, Told the PA news supplier.<br />
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"We've been messaging constantly to get information to people because they had no idea how it happened, They initially think it is a propane storage farm that exploded.<br />
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"They still have no idea of the scale because we can only communicate through 160 character text messages in terms of the global scale and the need for the eruption, they don't know yet.<br />
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Ms master and Mr Caesar, Who is at first from Cambridge, Founded The Boatyard on the island considering business partner, alan Morey, putting together Tonga's first and only yacht haulage facility.<br />
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They have continued to keep it in operation despite moving to New Zealand with their five year old daughter, Evie, When the pandemic closed the world's borders.
