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Tsunami is a natural phenomenon with extremely destructive power. To this day, it is still considered the most terrifying type of natural disaster at sea. The cause of tsunamis is phenomena such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, meteorite collisions... These phenomena create large shocks on the ground and under the water, causing a huge volume of earthquakes. The sea water was shifted in a flash, turning into giant waves, moving very quickly. Tsunami waves can wipe out everything in their path for hundreds of kilometers at incredible speeds. In particular, after sweeping through, the tsunami left behind a large amount of water, submerging everything for hours. In particular, after sweeping through, the tsunami left behind a large amount of water, submerging everything for hours. That causes heavy loss of life and property to society. Faced with a tsunami, the only way is to evacuate and flee to a safe area. Because nothing can stop the destructive power of a tsunami.

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Tsunamis are powerful and destructive waves that are triggered by large undersea earthquakes or volcanic eruptions. These waves can travel across the ocean at speeds of up to 700 kilometers per hour and reach heights of 30 meters or more when they approach the shore. The impact of a tsunami can be devastating, causing widespread damage and loss of life communities. Tsunamis can cause a range of hazards, including powerful currents that can sweep people and vehicles out to sea, and a wall of water that can inundate low-lying areas, destroying homes, businesses, and infrastructure. In addition, tsunamis can trigger secondary hazards such as fires, landslides, and widespread power outages, making it for rescue and recovery efforts to proceed. To prepare for tsunamis, it is important to understand the risks and be prepared to take action. This includes creating an emergency plan, familiarizing yourself with evacuation routes, and staying informed about the latest alerts and warnings. Governments and organizations are also working to improve warning systems and evacuation plans to protect communities and minimize damage in the event of a tsunami. Despite these efforts, tsunamis will continue to pose a threat to communities around the world. It is important for individuals and communities to be prepared, stay informed, and take action to protect themselves and their loved ones in the event of a tsunami.

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Tidal wave (or tsunamis) is one of the most disastrous natural disasters. It is commonly known as shallow water wave resulting from the gravitational interactions between the Sun, Moon and Earth. However, it can also be caused by earthquakes, landslides, volcanic explosions, glacier and bolides. In the world, tidal wave occurs mostly in the Pacific Ocean. Japan is the country that has the longest recorded history of tsunamis. Normally, when a tsunami takes place, it will cause thousand deaths, destroy infrastructure, economy and so on. Because of its destructive power, people are trying hard to predict it as precisely as possible. Nevertheless, we still now in great disadvantage when facing with such natural disaster.

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A tsunami is a series of waves created when a large volume of ocean water is displaced rapidly on a large scale. Earthquakes and large geological movements above or below the water surface, volcanic eruptions, and meteorite impacts are all capable of causing tsunamis. The disastrous effects of a tsunami can be enormous, killing by submerging hundreds of thousands of people in water for a few hours. The tsunami started at the bottom of the deep sea. When it was still offshore, the wave had a rather small amplitude (the wave height), but the wave length reached hundreds of kilometers. So when we are far from shore, we can hardly recognize it, but only perceive it as a long stretch of dune wave.