Panic on streets of Indonesia as DOUBLE QUAKE sparks fears of a repeat of 2004 killer tsunami amid visit by David Cameron

•  Tsunami warning issued after 8.7 magnitude quake strikes off Aceh coast
• Aftershock hits hours later as similarly powerful magnitude of 8.2 
• Fears of repeat of 2004 disaster, which killed 31,000 people in province
• Panic in streets as buildings shake for four minutes and people flee to hills
• David Cameron, visiting 1,600 miles from Aceh, says UK is 'ready to help'

Panic spread across the Indian Ocean today after tsunami warnings were issued following two massive earthquakes off Indonesia during a visit there by Prime Minister David Cameron.

Thousands of people in Aceh - 270 miles from the epicentre of the first 8.7 magnitude quake - fled to the hills fearing a repeat of the deadly 2004 Boxing Day disaster which devastated the province.


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