C. After Tsunami Once the tsunami subsided, you can see the devastating effects of the tsunami.

. Since you survived, it would be best if you help the unfortunate people left devastated by this tsunami. There are a lot of things you can do to help: insist or help the local authorities in helping the community and donate to the organizations that would help the people. Be an inspiration to others, as a person who survived a deadly tsunami. Teach them the lessons you have learned throughout your survival. Teach them also how to survive a tsunami. Always be safe. Reflect again the safety precautions on how to survive natural disasters. Who knows, maybe another natural disaster might strike you. Most importantly, PRAY. Rejoice because you survived, and pray for other people affected by this tsunami.

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http://www.wikihow.com/Survive-aTsunami http://pubs.usgs.gov/circ/c1187/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsunami http://earthsci.org/education/teacher/b asicgeol/tsumami/tsunami.html#top...

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TSUNAMI SAFETY
SUBMITTED BY: Aaron John Navarro SUBMITTED TO: Ms. Jennifer Balangue

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CONCLUSION
Always remember that God made tragedy to torture us, but He did it to make us learn a lesson. Tragedy is a tool for the living to gain wisdom, not a guide by which to live.

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Causes Earthquakes Landslides Volcanic Eruptions Landslides Underwater Explosions Meteorite Impacts II. Effects A huge number of deaths Famine Unavailable food supplies Massive spreading of diseases Massive destruction of properties Financial and economic problems A huge number of homeless people. III. Warning signs Rapid decrease or increase in sea level in the shore line When the causes of tsunami happen in/near bodies of water Change in animal behavior around the area they begin to move away from the sea. IV. What a tsunami survival kit should contain Food, Clean water, first aid kit Warm clothing, blankets Medicines needed by a person daily Flashlight and batteries Battery operated radio Toilet paper, cell phone

Tsunami Survival A. Before Tsunami Research or know much stuff about tsunamis. It would be for preparation when a tsunami strikes. Prepare a tsunami survival kit for everyone. If your habitat is near to the sea or shoreline, you should know that your place is prone to tsunami. Prepare an evacuation area for your community. The tsunami will leave thousands of people homeless. Be alert and search for natural warning signs of a tsunami, if a sign shows, let your community know and move to a higher ground. Also be alert on community or government warnings. Always stay tuned to a radio or a television and hear the news from PAGASA. Always be cooperative to the government authorities; always remember that all they want is your safety. B. During Tsunami React immediately. As much as possible, move to higher ground as soon as you see warning signs or if the officials declared that there is an incoming tsunami in your place. Move away from the coasts or bodies of water wherein a tsunami will form. If you cannot move inland because you are trapped, heed into higher ground.

If you are inside a building, and were not able to evacuate, move up into the upper story. If you got caught in water, look for things that float in which you can use as a raft, like doors. Climb up a tree that has branches that can hold you for hours. Save your life, not your possessions, but if you can, get your safety packs and leave. As much as possible, save other people`s life too, and you will forever be blessed by the person and the Lord with happiness. Wait until an ALL CLEAR is announced by the government authorities; take note that a tsunami is a series of waves.