eurossossun tyhmyys tappaa viattomia

pärssön kirjoitti:

♦ A strong earthquake felt in a l o w - l y i n g
coastal area is a natural warning of possible, immediate
danger. Keep calm and quickly move to
higher ground.
♦ All large earthquakes do not cause tsunamis,
but many do. If the quake is located near or directly
under the ocean, the probability of a tsunami
increases. When you hear that an earthquake
has occurred in the ocean or coastline regions,
prepare for a tsunami emergency.
♦ A tsunami is not a single wave, but a series of
waves. Stay out of danger until an “all clear” is
issued by competent authority.
♦ Approaching tsunamis are sometimes heralded
by noticeable rise or fall of coastal water. This is
nature’s tsunami warning and should be heeded.


♦ A small tsunami at one beach can be a giant a
few miles away. Don’t let the modest size of one
make you lose respect for all.
♦ Sooner or later, tsunamis visit every coastline
in the Pacific. All tsunamis – like hurricanes – are
potentially dangerous even though they may not
damage every coastline they strike.
♦ Never go down to the beach to watch for a
tsunami. When you can see the wave, you are
too close to escape.
♦ During a tsunami emergency, your local emergency
management office, police, and other
emergency organizations will try to save your life.
Give them you fullest cooperation.
♦ Stay tuned to your radio, marine radio, NOAA
Weather Radio, or television stations during a tsunami
emergency – bulletins issued through your
local emergency management office and National
Weather Service offices can save your life.

kirjoitti:

Anonyymi

Kirjoita kommentti

5000

Lähetä