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🌊 November 5 is World Tsunami Awareness Day! Be Tsunami Ready: know evacuation routes, prepare supplies, and recognize warning signs. If a tsunami threatens, move to high ground immediately. Stay away from the coast until the all-clear! #TsunamiDay
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Tsunamis can't be stopped, but preparedness saves lives! 🌊 November 5 is World Tsunami Awareness Day. Learn evacuation routes, practice drills, and strengthen community readiness. Early warnings and resilient infrastructure help protect lives. #TsunamiDay
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🌊 Tsunami preparedness saves lives! UNDRR's Kamal Kishore highlights the importance of knowing warning signs and acting quickly. If a tsunami threatens, don't wait! Move to high ground or inland and follow evacuation routes. #TsunamiDay
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[The TsunamiZone @thetsunamizone]

Tsunamis can't be stopped, but preparedness saves lives! 🌊 November 5 is World Tsunami Awareness Day. Learn evacuation routes, practice drills, and support community readiness. Early warnings, resilient infrastructure, and healthy ecosystems help protect lives. #TsunamiDay

[The TsunamiZone @thetsunamizone]

🌊 November 5 is World Tsunami Awareness Day! The 2026 theme, “Be Tsunami Ready: Resilience Starts With You,” emphasizes warning signs, evacuation routes, and community safety. Take action: make an emergency plan, prepare a disaster kit, and practice your evacuation route!

[The TsunamiZone @thetsunamizone]

On World Tsunami Awareness Day, November 5, know the warning signs! 🌊 Strong shaking, sudden sea changes, or a loud ocean roar may signal danger. Don't wait for an official alert. Evacuate to high ground or inland immediately. Stay alert, stay safe! #TsunamiDay

[The TsunamiZone @thetsunamizone]

🌊 November 5 is World Tsunami Awareness Day! The 2026 theme, “Be Tsunami Ready: Resilience Starts With You,” emphasizes warning signs, evacuation routes, and community safety. Take action: make an emergency plan, prepare a disaster kit, and practice your evacuation route!

[The TsunamiZone @thetsunamizone]

November 5 is World Tsunami Awareness Day! 🌊 Recognize the warning signs: strong shaking, sudden sea changes, or a loud ocean roar. Don't wait for an official alert. Evacuate to high ground or inland immediately. Be prepared, stay safe, and spread awareness! #TsunamiDay

[The TsunamiZone @thetsunamizone]

Do you know if your home, workplace, or favorite beach is in a tsunami hazard zone? California's tsunami hazard maps can help you identify at-risk areas, plan evacuation routes, and prepare before an emergency. Explore the maps at https://t.co/7fcAHKUrmm

[The TsunamiZone @thetsunamizone]

Did you know a tsunami is actually a series of waves? The first wave is often not the largest, and dangerous surges can continue for hours. Learn key tsunami facts, evacuation guidance, and preparedness tips to help keep yourself and your community safe. https://t.co/eyYcHeM1wb

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Our Resources / Graphics page has infographics you can share that provide information about the different types of tsunami alert messages, need-to-know information about tsunamis, and types of tsunami preparedness activities: https://t.co/7siDWjGZdk #TsunamiReady #TsunamiPrep

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Preparedness begins with the right resources. Our guides at https://t.co/aZ9UeeHUbL have everything you need to get prepared, from organizing a community tsunami walk to tailored guides for businesses and K–12 schools.

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Did you know that a tsunami is actually a series of waves, where the first wave is almost never the largest or worst? If you’re interested in learning more about tsunamis to be more prepared, you can access our Key Tsunami Facts guide at: https://t.co/gyglcpbJ9V

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Tsunamis create strong currents that can disrupt recreational activities, such as surfing, boating, and kayaking. Do not attempt to “ride” tsunamis - they are dangerous, unpredictable, and act differently from normal waves! #TsunamiPrep #TsunamiReady
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Californians: our 2026 #TsunamiPrep Week is now over, but you can improve your preparedness any day of the year! Visit https://t.co/buAMzIwIjj to know your zone and access resources. Then, go to https://t.co/Q4Fd99GAUs to make sure your activity counts for our statewide total!

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Don't wait until it's too late! Join the 2026 California #TsunamiPrep Week and practice your #TsunamiReady skills. From preparing an emergency kit to learning evacuation routes, there are many ways to protect yourself and your community. Visit https://t.co/k0L0ucf5ZL to start!

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Share a link to photos and videos of your tsunami preparedness and safety activities at: https://t.co/QMQXgPktJt and encourage others to do the same! #TsunamiPrep

[The TsunamiZone @thetsunamizone]

Share a link to photos and videos of your tsunami preparedness and safety activities at: https://t.co/QMQXgPktJt and encourage others to do the same! #TsunamiPrep

[The TsunamiZone @thetsunamizone]

Organizing a virtual or in-person tsunami walk is a fantastic way to get involved in California's #TsunamiPrep Week. These events help bring local communities together to discuss safety and disaster preparedness! Learn more at https://t.co/EpPrpxO1IX #TsunamiReady

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Missed last week’s ECA Statewide Webinar? The recording is now available. Hear updates from ECA and partners, plus an overview of California tsunami hazards and safety steps ahead of Tsunami Preparedness Week. Watch here: https://t.co/HKnlfX1wad