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A tsunami is a series of enormous ocean waves caused by earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, or landslides. Tsunamis can be very destructive when the waves reach land, destroying coastal areas and infrastructure. In 2004, a massive tsunami in the Indian Ocean was triggered by an earthquake and killed over 250,000 people across 11 countries, making it one of the deadliest natural disasters in history. To help prevent loss of life from future tsunamis, it is important to educate people on tsunami risks, have early warning systems in place, and ensure coastal evacuation plans are followed when needed.
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- 1. NAME : SARIM AHMED CLASS : 8 YELLOW ROLL NO : 27
- 3. TSUNAMI Tsunami is a Japanese word with English translation , Harbour waves . Tsunami Tsu Nami (Harbour) (waves) Tsunamis , Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and other seismic sources are measured by an instrument Seismometers.
- 4. Tsunami is a natural disaster which can be generated when an earthquake occurs at the bottom of oceans and seas ,often caused by an earthquake , that flows onto the land and destroy things.
- 5. SOME IMAGES OF DEVASTATION HAD BEEN CAUSED BY TSUNAMI
- 6. Every disaster is sent by Allah S.W.T, some disasters sent to wipe out some evil in the people in area, but some of it also sent to examine the faith of people and warn them. . In Quran Surah ANKABUT Allah (S.W.T) says that I will examine all people and nobody will left to be examine So that these kind of disaster are coming.
- 7. Wave height of tens of meter can be generated by large events. Although the impact of tsunamis is limited to costal areas, their destruction power can be enormous. IN 2004 tsunami was occur in Indian ocean it destroy 11 Asian and African countries. It was second largest earthquake ever recorded on a seismography. It was among the deadliest natural disasters in human history with over 250 000 people were died.
- 8. AMPLITUDE OF WAVE: The wave were up to 30 meter and 100 feet high.
- 9. TO PREVENT TSUNAMI AND TO REDUCE THE LOSS OF LIFE :- We should pray Allah S.W.T to keep protecting us from any disaster. Informing all the people about the fact. Leave such places . Go to high place to protect them self. Nurse the injured people. Donate funds and do medical treatments . E.T.C
- 10. THANK YOU