New York radio station apologises after 'humorous' tsunami song
{{date|January 27, 2005}}
The New York radio station HOT 97 has apologized after one of its DJs played a song making light of the recent tsunami catastrophe in Asia.

The 'Tsunami Song' was played by 'Miss Jones' on the hip hop and R&B station's Morning show earlier this month. Miss Jones and station management later apologised on-air.

Miss Jones and the Morning team have now been suspended indefinitely.

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==References==

*{{source|url=http://www.hot97.com/ |title=Statement from WQHT-FM, HOT 97 |author= |pub=HOT 97 |date=January 27, 2005}}
*{{source|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/4211883.stm |title= Outrage over radio tsunami spoof |author= |pub=BBC News |date=January 27, 2005}}

 
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[[Category:2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami]]
[[Category:United States]]
[[Category:Culture and entertainment]]
[[Category:published]]
The New York radio station HOT 97 has apologized after one of its DJs played a song making light of the recent tsunami catastrophe in Asia.

The 'Tsunami Song' was played by 'Miss Jones' on the hip hop and R&B station's Morning show earlier this month. Miss Jones and station management later apologised on-air.

Miss Jones and the Morning team have now been suspended indefinitely.

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