Do’s & Dont’s During Tsunami

✅ Move immediately to higher ground or inland after a tsunami warning or if you feel a strong earthquake.

✅ Follow evacuation routes and instructions from local authorities.

✅ Stay away from beaches, rivers, estuaries, and coastal areas.

✅ Carry an emergency kit with water, food, medicines, and important documents.

✅ Listen to official updates through radio, TV, or emergency alerts.

✅ Help children, elderly people, and persons with disabilities evacuate safely.

✅ Stay on higher ground until authorities announce it is safe to return.

✅ If you are at sea, follow instructions from the coast guard or port authorities.

❌ Do not go to the beach to watch the tsunami.

❌ Do not ignore tsunami warnings or evacuation orders.

❌ Do not return to coastal areas until officials declare them safe.

❌ Do not drive through flooded roads or fast-moving water.

❌ Do not stop to collect belongings if evacuation is necessary.

❌ Do not rely on a single wave—multiple waves can occur over several hours.

❌ Do not spread rumors or unverified information.

❌ Do not touch damaged electrical equipment or fallen power lines after flooding.