Tsunamis can strike with little warning, and coastal communities around the world are especially vulnerable. Every year, thousands of people face the threat of these massive waves, making preparedness, early warning systems, and resilient infrastructure critical. On this day, we remember the importance of education, planning, and communication to keep communities safe. From evacuation routes to advanced engineering, understanding the risks is the first step to saving lives. 📺 Explore how scient

🌊 How can studying the past help protect our future? After the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, scientists have been uncovering vital clues hidden in the landscape — from massive boulder fields to coastal debris — to understand the true power of these events. By studying the speed, height, and force of past tsunamis, researchers can build better models, strengthen coastal engineering, and create smarter policies to safeguard communities around the world. 🌏 📺 Watch the full episode “Tsun

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इस हादसे में 4 लाख लोगोने अपनी जान गंवादी 😱 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami | The Deadliest Tsunami in History The 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami was one of the most devastating natural disasters in modern history. Triggered by a massive 9.1 magnitude earthquake near Sumatra, this tsunami struck countries across Asia and Africa — killing over 230,000 people in just a few hours. In this video, we’ll explain: 🌊 How the earthquake caused the massive tsunami waves. 🌏 The countries that were most affected —

🌊Tsunamis can hit people in coastal areas within minutes after a severe earthquake. Stay safe with these tips: ✅ Make a personalized preparedness emergency kit ✅ Move to higher ground ✅ Be aware of secondary hazards such as landslides, flooding and mudflows ✅ Know the difference between a tsunami warning and a tsunami watch To learn more: https://brnw.ch/21wXe6M | Canadian Red Cross