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To: miraje who wrote (24180)	9/28/2024 4:41:39 AM
From: abuelita	Respond to of 26017

No. I was in Ontario in 1964 - didn’t move to the west coast until 1981. The big one is coming and could happen as I type this and will make Fukushima look like a test run. How do you prepare for that? Since moving to Haida Gwaii we have experienced two tsunami warnings where we have had to evacuate. Both happened at night and were totally ineffective. The route to the “safe zone” runs through a section of road right at the shore line about five minutes out of town. In other words, no escaping a tsunami here. :(