4. If an earthquake occurs and you are in a

coastal area, monitor any news media for a

tsunami warning.

Prepared and Developed by:

Melvin D. Mom

Ricky M. Ta-asan

Gamal A. Jukuy

Vivian A. Baste

Christy B Buenaventura

Sheila Joy A. Cenabre

Republika ng Pilipinas KAGAWARAN NG EDUKASYON

Rehiyon XI SANGAY NG LUNGSOD NG DABAW

Lungsod ng Dabaw

TSUNAMI

DURING A TSUNAMI 1. Follow the evacuation order issued by

the authorities and evacuate immediately. 2. Find a higher ground or a strong, tall

building away from the seashore.

AFTER A TSUNAMI 1. Return only if the authorities declare that it

is safe to do so. 2. Check for injuries and seek medical help of necessary. 3. Report missing persons to people in authority.

Tsunami – Refers to a large

wave In the ocean that is

usually caused by an

earthquake under the sea

that can cause massive

destruction when it reaches

the land.

Natural Signs of an

Approaching Local Tsunami

Shake - A felt earthquake.

Drop - Unusual sea level change sudden seawater

drop or rise.

Roar - Rumbling sound of approaching waves.

THINGS TO DO BEFORE

A TSUNAMI

1. Prepare an emergency kit.

2. Create and practice an evacuation plan to

familarize escape routes.

3. Know your community’s warning systems,

disaster plans and evacuation areas.