Tsunami risk management

Tsunami risk management involves assessing the likelihood and potential impact of tsunamis, and implementing strategies to reduce harm. This includes monitoring undersea seismic activity to detect early warning signs, establishing communication systems for swift alerts, and creating evacuation plans for vulnerable communities. Infrastructure improvements, such as sea walls and safe zones, also help protect lives and property. Public education campaigns ensure people understand risks and know how to respond quickly. Overall, it’s a coordinated effort among governments, scientists, and communities to minimize damage and save lives in the event of a tsunami.