Tsunamis CERT Basic Training Hazards. A Tsunami Is… ●An ocean wave produced by underwater earthquakes or landslides Ts-1CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Tsunamis.

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Tsunamis CERT Basic Training Hazards

A Tsunami Is… ●An ocean wave produced by underwater earthquakes or landslides Ts-1CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Tsunamis

Tsunami Risks ●Flooding ●Contamination of drinking water ●Fires from ruptured tanks or gas lines ●Loss of vital community infrastructure ●Complete devastation of coastal areas ●Death Ts-2 2 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Tsunamis

Tsunami Facts ●24 tsunamis have caused damage in U.S. and territories during past 224 years ●Wave height ranges: inches to 100+ feet ●Tsunamis can travel upstream in coastal estuaries and rivers  Damaging waves as high as 60 feet extending inland from immediate coast ●First wave of tsunami is usually not largest Ts-3 3 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Tsunamis

Tsunami Preparedness ●Know risk and “coastal clues” ●Plan and practice evacuation routes ●Discuss tsunamis with your family ●Talk to your insurance agent ●Use NOAA Weather Radio Ts-4 4 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Tsunamis

Protecting Property ●Avoid living within several hundred feet of coastline ●Elevate coastal homes ●Consult with professional Ts-5 5 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Tsunamis

Tsunami Preparedness ●If strong, coastal earthquake occurs:  Drop, cover, and hold ‒ When shaking stops, evacuate quickly to higher ground away from coast, up to two miles inland  Gather your family  Leave everything else behind  Avoid downed power lines, buildings, and bridges Ts-6 6 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Tsunamis

If a Warning is Issued ●If in tsunami risk area, evacuate immediately ●Follow instructions issued by local authorities ●Get to higher ground as far inland as possible ●Listen to NOAA Weather Radio or Coast Guard emergency frequency station ●Return home only after local officials tell you that it is safe ●If already out on ocean, be sure to get as far from coast as possible Ts-7 7 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Tsunamis