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Civilian Emergency Platform
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Tsunami waves have passed and you assess safety and damage.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — NOT EXPERT REVIEWED — NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Mud and debris lines on buildings showing wave height.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Sewage smell, gas odor, and cracked foundations.
Scene hazards: Contaminated water, Unstable structures, Downed lines, Secondary waves
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Confirm official all clear before descending to lower areas.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Wear boots and gloves if you must walk near debris.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Photograph damage for insurance from safe distance.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Locate family reunification point if separated.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Report missing persons to relief center or 112.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Report gas leaks and unstable buildings to authorities.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Wounds exposed to floodwater need medical care and tetanus review.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Mental health support is critical after mass casualty events.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT wade through tsunami floodwater.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT enter beach or harbor until authorities reopen.
MYTH: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — When water recedes the tsunami danger is finished
REALITY: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Additional waves and aftershocks can trigger new tsunamis. Wait for official all clear.
DANGER: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Caught by secondary wave while searching shoreline.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Aftermath areas contain sewage, fuel, and sharp debris in standing water.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Buildings may collapse without warning after water recedes.