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    This document discusses hazards and risks during a tsunami disaster and provides recommendations for risk reduction. It identifies potential hazards such as falling trees/cars, bridges vulnerable to tsunami impacts, driving during a tsunami, electricity, being outside during a tsunami, and small houses that cannot withstand tsunami forces. The recommendations are to stay indoors after an earthquake, avoid driving or going to high-risk areas like bridges, turn off electricity if warned of an incoming tsunami, hold onto sturdy objects if outside, and evacuate to a shelter if in a weak building. The overall message is to stay alert for warnings, evacuate to high ground quickly when warned, and have faith in survival.

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    This document discusses hazards and risks during a tsunami disaster and provides recommendations for risk reduction. It identifies potential hazards such as falling trees/cars, bridges vulnerable to tsunami impacts, driving during a tsunami, electricity, being outside during a tsunami, and small houses that cannot withstand tsunami forces. The recommendations are to stay indoors after an earthquake, avoid driving or going to high-risk areas like bridges, turn off electricity if warned of an incoming tsunami, hold onto sturdy objects if outside, and evacuate to a shelter if in a weak building. The overall message is to stay alert for warnings, evacuate to high ground quickly when warned, and have faith in survival.

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    Tsunami

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    Mauler Yabut
    This document discusses hazards and risks during a tsunami disaster and provides recommendations for risk reduction. It identifies potential hazards such as falling trees/cars, bridges vulnerable to tsunami impacts, driving during a tsunami, electricity, being outside during a tsunami, and small houses that cannot withstand tsunami forces. The recommendations are to stay indoors after an earthquake, avoid driving or going to high-risk areas like bridges, turn off electricity if warned of an incoming tsunami, hold onto sturdy objects if outside, and evacuate to a shelter if in a weak building. The overall message is to stay alert for warnings, evacuate to high ground quickly when warned, and have faith in survival.

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    DISASTER AND READINESS

    & RISK
    As
    REDUCTION

    Performance task 1: That Hazard Looks Familiar!

    HAZARDS
    1. Falling trees/cars 2. A bridge that can be hit in a tsunami

    3. Driving while there’s a tsunami 4. Electricity in the houses

    5. People outside during a tsunami 6. Small houses


    1. If a tsunami occurs, it is possible that it may impact trees and vehicles; hence, avoid going
    outdoors, and if you must go outside, run as fast as you can to avoid falling trees and cars.

    2. Do not travel to critical locations, such as bridges, that may be struck by the tsunami after the
    earthquake since there is a chance that a tsunami may occur. It is dangerous since there is a high
    possibility that the bridge won't be able to withstand it. and if you're on the bridge get out as soon
    as possible.

    3. After the earthquake, keep an eye out for tsunami warnings and signs. If you are driving
    during a tsunami, stop immediately and get out of the car as quickly as possible. Run as rapidly
    as you can.

    4. Turn off all of the electricity in your home and stay away from all of the electrical outdoors if
    you hear a tsunami coming. By doing this, you can prevent unpleasant circumstances like being
    shocked by an electric wire or something else that might be electrically linked.

    5. When a tsunami strikes outdoors, the first thing to do is to pray and have faith that you will
    survive. After that, stay still and cling to anything sturdy that can endure the tsunami.

    6. If you live in a small residence that cannot survive the tsunami, you should leave to an
    evacuation center as quickly as possible and wait for the tsunami to pass.

    In conclusion, to prevent all of these hazards, follow these steps: First, stay kept up-to-date on
    all news and be alert of tsunami warning signs, such as rapidly changing coastal water levels, a
    loud ocean roar, and earthquake disturbances. Furthermore, evacuate as soon as possible to high
    ground that can survive the tsunami, and be prepared for what is to come. Finally, be productive
    and avoid thinking about anything terrible that could happen. Believe in yourself and do your
    best to survive.

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