World Tsunami Awareness Day in 2021

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2021 Date	5 November 2021
2022 Date	5 November 2022

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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

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Remember remember the 5th of November! Did you know, Bonfire Night is also World Tsunami Awareness day? The date is chosen in honour of Hamaguchi Goryo, who in 1854 set fire to his crop to warn villagers below to evacuate from the oncoming wave. https://t.co/njjxe0DZS5
— Dr Joanne Williams (@JoWilliamsUK) November 4, 2021

World Tsunami Awareness Day was the brainchild of Japan. Our very own BLUE TSUNAMI was the sole survivor of his Japanese village after it was destroyed by a tsunami. Visit https://t.co/Hn1v46V7OT to find out more about our superheroes! #iambicdream #worldtsunamiawarenessday https://t.co/3WoNgtBhdg
— Iambic Dream (@iambicdream) November 5, 2021

On World Tsunami Awareness Day we are happy to report the first meeting of new fib TG2.13 Design &Assessment for Tsunami Loading. The TG will work on a new review of tsunami design of buildings & bridges. We welcome experts to join the TG. https://t.co/sK4uNoFuxO #TsunamiDay https://t.co/tQXgpzvoO9
— EPICentre UCL (@EPICentreUCL) November 5, 2021

Today is World Tsunami Awareness Day, which has been observed across the globe since 2015. Dr Angela Hibbert, Head of Sea Level and Ocean Climate at the NOC, explains the origins of this important day 📰 https://t.co/CT3jrmQbtz #TsunamiAwarenessDay https://t.co/mXatvK1sLD
— National Oceanography Centre (@NOCnews) November 5, 2021

World Tsunami Awareness Day A day to raise awareness of Tsunamis and risk reduction measures. Campaign for better international cooperation to help coastal communities in affected areas based on the Sendai framework. #TsunamiDay or #TsunamiDay2021 https://t.co/oJ7aOUbDej
— GlobalActsofUnity (@mikebhaines) November 5, 2021

Today is World Tsunami Awareness Day and we want to highlight the Tsunami Ready Pilot Programme done in the Old Harbour Bay Community (1/3) https://t.co/8JRMD85nUw
— Local Gov't Ja (@LocalGovJa) November 5, 2021

The frequent natural disasters are signs that we need to work collectively & address #climatechange This World Tsunami Awareness Day, let's pledge to act more consciously when we deal with #nature ▶️https://t.co/1ut5zfhY2x #TsunamiDay #OnlyTogether #GoGreen #ClimateEmergency https://t.co/oIG4gLOhyy
— Go Dharmic (@GoDharmic) November 4, 2021

@truthseek33 November 5th , international tsunami awareness Day
— has 😷 MASK OFF 😷 💉=☠️ (@hasslananas) November 4, 2021

November 5th is World Tsunami Awareness Day 🌊 Scaling up international cooperation to developing countries will help ensure that 100% of communities at risk of tsunami are prepared for and resilient to tsunamis by 2030. Are you tsunami ready? #Tsunamiday #OnlyTogether https://t.co/vWGuFV8Q9o
— Inspira (@un_inspira) November 3, 2021

The new list of names will be used for any remaining late-season named storms, for the first time. This replaces the Greek alphabet which was used in 2020 but which many people found to be confusing. We name storms to communicate hazards and save lives https://t.co/P6eJImjKdb https://t.co/osV9x7urRA
— World Meteorological Organization (@WMO) November 5, 2021