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Marijuana smoke wafted through the Blue Fox restaurant on a seaside strip of low-budget hotels and surf shops, a reminder that a few foreign tourists were still around after all HIKKADUWA, Sri Lanka — Marijuana smoke wafted through the Blue Fox restaurant on a seaside strip of low-budget hotels and surf shops, a reminder that a few foreign tourists were still around after all the devastation wrought by the tsunami a week ago. One of them was Evert Jan Van Hoek, a year-old Dutchman with a stud in his tongue and a ring in his lip who, with the help of a few other European travelers, has organized a mini-relief effort. His group collects clothes and cash from friends for distribution to families left homeless or without loved ones in the tsunami that struck the island nation and other parts of southern Asia, killing nearly 30, in Sri Lanka and an estimated , throughout the region. Most foreign tourists fled beach resorts in Sri Lanka when tsunami devastated coastal areas a week ago, but some never left Hikkaduwa even though the waves battered many lodges, forcing them to close down. On Sunday, about two dozen foreigners sat in open-air restaurants, walked or bicycled down the smoggy main road, or lazed in the debris-strewn beach sand. A few surfed. It was once famous for the stunning coral reef in a clump of rocks just offshore. Science fiction writer Arthur C. Clark, who lives in Sri Lanka, sometimes visited and opened a branch of his diving operation, Underwater Safaris Ltd. Hikkaduwa, which lies 12 miles northwest of Galle, a southern town that was ravaged by the massive tidal waves, appeared to suffer less devastation and death, possibly because many of the seafront hotels are sturdy, and many local residents live further inland. Jason Dodds, an Australian tourist, said he slept through the tsunami and woke up at noon because he had stayed up late celebrating Christmas the night before. His hotel, set inland, suffered little damage. Nearby, a foreigner in a tie-dyed T-shirt wandered around in the sand, collecting debris in a green bucket. Van Hoek, who collected T-shirts and shorts from evacuating tourists and distributed them to Sri Lankan families, said his band of foreign benefactors had dwindled from 20 to 10 because many were shocked by the disturbing scenes. Pereja, whose room hotel is the biggest and priciest in town, hopes to reopen in two months despite the flood damage in the basement and ground floor. He recalled how tourism slowed down after communal riots involving the Tamil and Sinhalese ethnic groups in Share story.

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