How to survive a natural disaster

What is a tsunami?

• A tsunami is caused by excessive rainfall leading to flooding in coastal areas
• A tsunami is a series of ocean waves caused by large-scale disturbances of the ocean, such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and underwater landslides.
• A tsunami is a result of high tides in the ocean
• A tsunami is a type of tornado that occurs over the ocean

If you could choose what items to take with you during a tsunami, what would they be?

• First-aid kit, food and water, flashlight, portable radio

• Electronics
• Jewelry and valuables
• First-aid kit, food and water, flashlight, gold, money

Where will you go to survive?

• to the grocery store for food and supplies
• to the park for a picnic
• to the nearest shelter or safe place
• to the beach for a vacation

What things will you do to survive?

• Ignore basic needs and focus on entertainment
• Prioritize finding food, water, shelter, and seeking help if needed.
• Rely solely on luck and hope for the best
• Wait for someone else to take care of everything

If you survive this tsunami, what will you do next?

• Seek medical attention, find shelter, and connect with loved ones.
• Take a nap on the beach
• Start a new business
• Run to the beach to see if the tsunami is over or not

If you actually encountered a tsunami one day, what would you do first?

• Stand on the beach and watch the tsunami
• Run away and tell everyone the news and then find a place to hide

• Move to higher ground or inland as quickly as possible
• Take a selfie with the tsunami

So, if someone calls for help when a tsunami hits, what will you do?

• Move to higher ground and seek shelter immediately.
• Ignore the warning and continue with normal activities
• Take a leisurely stroll along the beach
• Stay near the shore to watch the tsunami

If unfortunately someone was injured near you, what would you do?

• Take a picture and post it on social media
• Ignore the person and walk away
• Call for emergency medical help and provide first aid if trained to do so.
• Ask for money in exchange for help

A normal tsunami is about how many meters high?

• 100 to 200 meters
• 10 to 30 meters
• 5 to 15 meters
• 50 to 100 meters

Where are tsunamis usually impacted from?

• Landslides and avalanches
• Underwater earthquakes or volcanic eruptions
• Tornadoes and cyclones
• Hurricanes and typhoons