Name:Noor Asyikin Binti Abu Hanipah Student ID:2010489738 GroupBM1115A Title:Tsunami

1. By: Noor Asyikin Binti Abu hanipah

3. DeFiNItIOn?

4. A series of
ocean waves
that sends
surges of
water

5. Sometimes reaching
heights of over 100 feet
( 30.5 meters ), onto
land

9. UNDERWATER
LANDSLIDES

10. UNDERWATER
VOLANIC
LANDSLIDES
ERUOTIONS

11. IF
happen

12. WHAT
to
Do??

13. HOW???

14. To
Protect

15. Yourself

18. All tsunamis
All tsunamis
re
are
potentially
potentially
dangerous
dangerous

19. All tsunamis
are
potentially
dangerous
Even though
they may not
be damage
every coastline
they strike

22. Tsunami hazard sign Tsunami warning sign on a
at Bam field, British seawall in Kamakura, Japan
Columbia

24. HOW

25. HOW
To ProtecT yourSeLf

26. WARNIN
G

27. People in the
warned area
are strongly
advised to
evacuate

29. WaTcH

30. LOCAL OFFICIAL
Prepare for
PosSibLe
EvaCuatIon

31. IF

32. IF
Their area
is upgraded
to warning

34. Warning Center
issue hourly bulletin
Advising of the situation

35. INFORMATION

36. A message with
information about an
earthquake that is not
expected to generate a
tsunami

37. HOW TO
PROTECT
YOUR
FAMILY

39. LEARN ABOUT TSUNAMI RISK IN YOUR COMMUNITY
Contact Your local emergency management office.

40. LEARN ABOUT TSUNAMI RISK IN YOUR COMMUNITY
Contact Your local emergency management office.
The height of your street above sea level
Know

41. LEARN ABOUT TSUNAMI RISK IN YOUR COMMUNITY
Contact Your local emergency management office.
The height of your street above sea level
Know
Of your street from the coast/ other high
Distance risk water

42. If you are visiting an area at risk from tsunamis

43. If you are visiting an area at risk from tsunamis
CHECK from hotel/campground operator for
tsunami information
HOW You would be warn

44. WHAT TO DO
AFTER A
TSUNAMI??

45. Help your neighbor
who may require
special assistance-
infants, elderly
people and people
with disabilities

46. Help your neighbor
who may require
special assistance-
infants, elderly
people and people
with disabilities
Use the
telephone only
for emergency
calls

47. Help your neighbor
who may require
special assistance-
infants, elderly
people and people
with disabilities
Use the
telephone only
for emergency
calls
Stay out of the
building if
water remains
around it.

48. Help your neighbor
who may require
special assistance-
infants, elderly
people and people
Help injured or with disabilities
trapped persons.
Give First aid Use the
where telephone only
appropriate for emergency
calls
Stay out of the
building if
water remains
around it.

49. help

50. Use telephone

51. Protection

53. CONCLUSION

54. 1.Tsunami is one of the natural disaster that we could not expect when it will occur

55. 1.Tsunami is one of the natural disaster that we could not expect when it will occur
2. So, we must beware and aware with the sign of the tsunami

56. 1.Tsunami is one of the natural disaster that we could not expect when it will occur
2. So, we must beware and aware with the sign of the tsunami
3.If tsunamis happen, do not panic and we must help others people

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