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Tsunami Evacuation: Head for High Ground

Recognize warning signs and get to safety fast.

WARNING SIGNS: a strong or long earthquake near the coast; ocean water suddenly pulling out (exposing the seabed); a loud roar from the ocean. Any of these = MOVE NOW. Do not wait for an official alert. IMMEDIATE ACTION: 1. Get to high ground — at least 100 feet above sea level, or 1 mile inland, on foot. Don't wait for a car; traffic = gridlock. 2. If you can't reach high ground, go UP inside a sturdy reinforced-concrete building (4+ stories). 3. As a last resort, climb a strong, deeply rooted tree. DO NOT go to the beach to watch. Tsunami waves arrive in a series; the first is often NOT the biggest. Waves can keep coming for hours. AFTER: stay on high ground until officials say all clear. Re-enter only after the water fully recedes and roads are cleared. LIVE-AHEAD habit: know your evacuation route before a trip. Practice it once with family.
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