Non-nationals: Hundreds dead, thousands missing
(CNN) -- At least 390 non-nationals are confirmed to have been killed in the tsunamis of December 26, and thousands more are missing. Thai officials, however, say at least 1,300 of their 5,300 dead are non-nationals.
Following is a breakdown from official sources in the citizens' countries, unless otherwise noted.
Australia: 13 dead; the government says it has "grave concerns" about 46 others; another 303 Australians are unaccounted for
Austria: 6 dead, nearly 500 missing
Belgium: 6 dead
Canada: 4 dead, 13 missing and another 74 unaccounted for
China: 15 dead (10 from Hong Kong; 3 from the mainland and 2 non-Chinese residents of Hong Kong), 29 missing, according to Chinese state media
Czech Republic: 1 dead, 7 missing
Denmark: 7 dead
Finland: 5 dead, 214 missing
France: 22 dead, 74 missing
Germany: 60 dead, 668 missing
Israel: 5 dead, 5 missing
Italy: 20 dead, 310 missing
Japan: 8 dead
Netherlands: 6 dead, 30 missing
New Zealand: 2 dead, 64 missing
Norway: 16 dead, 88 missing; Another 820 Norwegians are listed as "unknown" -- these are people who were traveling in southern Asia last weekend and the government has been unable to contact
Singapore: 8 dead, 16 missing, 15 "uncontactable"
South Africa: 11 dead, 4 missing
South Korea: 11 dead
Sweden: 52 dead, 637 missing, 1,201 unaccounted for
Switzerland: 23 dead
Taiwan: 3 dead, 45 missing
United Kingdom: 51 dead, 359 missing and feared dead, 624 other Britons unaccounted for
United States: 18 dead, 16 presumed dead (456 inquiries remain)
