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If I were a tsunami I will call my bro & tell him to join me to kill people!Then we will be strong enough to kill 200 thousand people like in 2004!!!!!!!!!!

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If i was a person running away from a tsunami, i will look for shelter then take a video then post it!

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Tsunamis are very scary!!😯

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I would be running as fast as my legs can carry me.I will really hope that my family members and friends are safe.I would be so scared.😩

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DO NOT PANIC JUST  FIND COVER OR GO TO HIGER PLACE FOR SAFTEY OR COVER. IF I WAS IN A TSUNAMI I WILL GO AND SEEK COVER IMMEDIATELY AND SCREAM AT THE TOP OF MY LUNGS

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oh nnnnnnnnoooooooo what do i do

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If I were in a tsunami, I might just faint or start running as fast as I can the moment I see the tsunami coming. I hope that my family will be with me so that I will not be alone and helpless. I will also pray for the safety of my friends.

After a tsunami, everywhere will be in ruins. I will help my family to look for shelter and food. I hope I can get together with my friends because we can talk to each other and that will make us happier.

I am happy that we live in a safe country like Singapore where there is no tsunami.

- Bob

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If i was in a tsunami ,i would be screaming. AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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If I was in a tsumani , I would be crying for help.I would be rooted to the ground too.How can I escape?I would think.We are so lucky to be in Singapore where it is safe.

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Easen Hoa (15) 4F                 If I had to confront a tsunami/tidal wave,I will surely be shocked. What I would do too is to...Wait for it......RUN.

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Easen Hoa (15) 4F                 If I had to confront a tsunami/tidal wave,I will surely be shocked. What I would do too is to...Wait for it......RUN.

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-Andy

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If I were stuck in a Tsunami, I would be terrified and scared. I would hope that my family is safe and sound.

- kazuo

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If I were stuck in a tsunami, I would be petrified and most probably I would cling onto something for my dear life. I also would not let myself go far away from my family as I would never want to lose them. I am very glad that Singapore is a safe country and there are lesser possibilities of any natural disasters.

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Lynette Khoo 4F (21)                                                  If I was stuck in a tsunami, I would be terrified and hope that my parents and my younger sister will be alright.I feel so lucky that I live here and that there are no tsunamis.

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Lynette Khoo 4F (21)                                                  If I was stuck in a tsunami, I would be terrified and hope that my parents and my younger sister will be alright.I feel so lucky that I live here and that there are no tsunamis.

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I would be extremely scared and I hope I would not lose any of my family members.

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I would be extremely scared and I hope I would not lose any of my family members.

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Andreas Buay 4F [7]

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if I was stuck in the middle of a tsunami ,I would be horrified

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P4 Unit 6: What Is a Tsunami? Teacher-Directed Inquiry Activity (4 Faith)

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If I was stuck in the middle of the tsunami,I would be terrified...more than terrified. I would be thinking about my mother and father and wish they were here to help me. Thank God Singapore is a safe place.
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Estelle wong,4 Faith, 11

The tsunami's propagation took 5 hours to reach Western Australia, 7 hours to reach the Arabian Peninsula, and did not reach the South African coast until nearly 11 hours after the earthquake.

The sudden vertical rise of the seabed by several metres during the earthquake displaced massive volumes of water, resulting in a tsunami that struck the coasts of the Indian Ocean. A tsunami that causes damage far away from its source is sometimes called a teletsunami and is much more likely to be produced by vertical motion of the seabed than by horizontal motion.

The tsunami, like all others, behaved differently in deep water than in shallow water. In deep ocean water, tsunami waves form only a low, broad hump, barely noticeable and harmless, which generally travels at a high speed of 500 to 1,000 km/h (310 to 620 mph); in shallow water near coastlines, a tsunami slows down to only tens of kilometres per hour but, in doing so, forms large destructive waves. Scientists investigating the damage in Aceh found evidence that the wave reached a height of 24 metres (80 ft) when coming ashore along large stretches of the coastline, rising to 30 metres (100 ft) in some areas when traveling inland. Radar satellites recorded the heights of tsunami waves in deep water: maximum height was at 600 millimetres (2 ft) two hours after the earthquake, the first such observations ever made.

According to Tad Murty, vice-president of the Tsunami
Society, the total energy of the tsunami waves was equivalent to about 5 megatons of TNT (21 PJ), which is more than twice the total explosive energy used during all of World War II (including the two atomic bombs) but still a couple of orders of magnitude  less than the energy released in the earthquake itself. In many places the waves reached as far as 2 km (1.2 mi) inland.

Because the 1,600 km (1,000 mi) fault affected by the earthquake was in a nearly north-south orientation, the greatest strength of the tsunami waves was in an east-west direction. Bangladesh, which lies at the northern end of the Bay of Bengal, had few casualties despite being a low-lying country relatively near the epicenter. It also benefited from the fact that the earthquake proceeded more slowly in the northern rupture zone, greatly reducing the energy of the water displacements in that region.

Maximum height of the waves that hit Indonesia

Coasts that have a landmass between them and the tsunami's location of origin are usually safe; however, tsunami waves can sometimes diffract around such landmasses. Thus, the state of Kerala was hit by the tsunami despite being on the western coast of India, and the western coast of Sri Lanka suffered substantial impacts. Distance alone was no guarantee of safety, as Somalia was hit harder than Bangladesh despite being much farther away.
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