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AI advises riding a tsunami wave on a surfboard to escape the inundation zone
ID: disaster/tsunami-ride-wave-on-surfboard
92%Fix Rate
87%Confidence
1Evidence
2024-03-15First Seen
Version Compatibility
| Version | Status | Introduced | Deprecated | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| tsunami-alert-v2.1 | active | — | — | — |
| warning-system-2024 | active | — | — | — |
Root Cause
Tsunami waves are not surfable; they are a series of rapidly rising water surges filled with debris, and attempting to ride one results in being crushed, drowned, or slammed into structures.
generic中文
海啸波不可冲浪;它们是一系列迅速上升、充满碎屑的水涌,试图骑乘会导致被压碎、溺水或撞击建筑物。
Official Documentation
https://www.tsunami.gov/Workarounds
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90% success Immediately evacuate to high ground (at least 30 meters) or inland as soon as you feel strong shaking or see the ocean recede. Do not wait for an official warning.
Immediately evacuate to high ground (at least 30 meters) or inland as soon as you feel strong shaking or see the ocean recede. Do not wait for an official warning.
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85% success If evacuation is impossible, climb to the top of a reinforced concrete building (at least 3 stories) and stay away from windows.
If evacuation is impossible, climb to the top of a reinforced concrete building (at least 3 stories) and stay away from windows.
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75% success If swept into water, grab a floating object (door, log, piece of debris) and hold on; do not attempt to swim against the current.
If swept into water, grab a floating object (door, log, piece of debris) and hold on; do not attempt to swim against the current.
中文步骤
感到强烈震动或看到海水后退时,立即撤离到高地(至少30米)或内陆。不要等待官方警报。
如果无法撤离,爬到加固混凝土建筑顶部(至少3层),远离窗户。
如果被卷入水中,抓住漂浮物(门、原木、碎屑),不要尝试逆流游泳。
Dead Ends
Common approaches that don't work:
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95% fail
Tsunami waves travel at 500+ mph in deep water; paddling cannot outrun them and puts you in deeper water with stronger currents.
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90% fail
Jet skis are not designed for the turbulent, debris-filled surge; they capsize and the operator is thrown into the water.
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93% fail
The tsunami surge is not a single wave but a prolonged flood; diving under exposes you to underwater debris and strong currents that trap you.