World Tsunami Awareness Day in 2021

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2021 Date	5 November 2021
2022 Date	5 November 2022

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Friday, 5 Nov

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World Tsunami Awareness Day in 2021

World Tsunami Awareness Day seeks to raise awareness about the effects of Tsunamis. Tsunamis are enormous waves created by underwater disturbances, usually earthquakes.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Tsunami Awareness Day - in 2021

Updated 03:22

On World Tsunami Awareness Day, we are thinking of those affected by the 2004 Tsunami, and the local and international responders. Working with our partners, 🇦🇺 is committed to increasing tsunami preparedness and resilience for vulnerable communities. #TsunamiDay #OnlyTogether https://t.co/LHRH3qb7sV
— Australia in Sri Lanka and Maldives (@AusHCSriLanka) November 5, 2021

Today is World Tsunami Awareness Day, big shoutout to all the researchers out there working to understand the potential threats, and help us mitigate them! Do you have any research or resources you'd like to share? I'll start with @DrHannahPower s article https://t.co/nAWWrKdA0E https://t.co/bZIPGnaH5t
— Avid Research (@avid_podcast) November 5, 2021

It’s World Tsunami Awareness Day. We work with partners like @BOM_au, @dfes_wa and @QldFES to understand the risks of tsunamis and how we can manage the potential impact. We develop tools and data to enable informed decisions and to help make sure our communities are resilient. https://t.co/BgUJYbRagE
— Geoscience Australia (@GeoscienceAus) November 4, 2021

Today is World Tsunami Awareness Day 🌊 Although rare, we face the danger of tsunami here in Australia so it's important to be aware of the risk. If you feel, see or hear signs of a tsunami, move away from the water & go to higher ground. More info: https://t.co/mbuq161aWS https://t.co/5wvSirZ8xB
— Surf Life Saving Australia (@SLSAustralia) November 5, 2021

It's World Tsunami Awareness Day — a good reminder for coastal communities to familiarise themselves with the danger they can pose. We work with @GeoscienceAus to detect & warn the community about tsunamis & any possible threats to Australia. Learn how: https://t.co/rBnMQfBmNO https://t.co/pgsBE5i3RA
— Bureau of Meteorology, Australia (@BOM_au) November 5, 2021

WORLD TSUNAMI AWARENESS DAY: The 2021 observance promotes "Sendai Seven Campaign,” which aims to enhance international cooperation to developing countries through and sustainable support to complement national actions, so that communities at risk of tsunami are prepared. https://t.co/Us8EtP8sdr
— St. Lucia Government (@SaintLuciaGov) November 5, 2021

5 November 2021 is World Tsunami Awareness Day. While the risk of tsunamis is relatively low in the Canberra region, many residents visit the south coast where tsunamis are a potential hazard. Understand what to do if you feel, see, or hear a tsunami - https://t.co/yWix96AsXx https://t.co/6c4tPW4KuK
— ACT ESA (@ACT_ESA) November 5, 2021

It's Tsunami Awareness Day on 5 Nov By 2030, about 50% of the world's population will live in coastal areas exposed to floods, storms and tsunamis. OnlyTogether can we ensure that all those at risk of tsunamis are prepared and protected. @diprjk #TsunamiDay https://t.co/fS2km8NvNo
— ddiprsrinagar (@ddprsrinagar) November 5, 2021

Creating more and more awareness about tsunami 🌊 🌊 is the only way to save more and more lives. Warm wishes on World Tsunami Awareness Day to all !!! #life #awareness #tsunami #awarenessday #savemore #moreawareness https://t.co/3iXntxYUTb
— timeTracko (@timeTracko) November 4, 2021

Earthquake drill preparedness and disaster resiliency in relation to the Fourth Quarter (NSED) 2021 alongside with the observance of the World Tsunami Awareness Day. #PNPKakampiMo #PulisMayMalasakit #PulisUmaksyonMabilis #PulisNgPilipino #PROCORCares #WeServeAndProtect https://t.co/6b6kCC680o
— Tinglayan MPS (@mps_tinglayan) November 5, 2021