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Tsunami response: head for high ground

Warnings to be distributed via radio, street-level loudspeakers
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Sandy Richardson

Much of Vancouver Island was on high alert last Friday morning with the potential threat of a tsunami after the devastating 8.9 earthquake in northeast Japan.

Although Campbell River was never in any real danger, that may not always be the case.

If an earthquake hit closer to home, a tsunami is something people need to be aware of and they need to know what to do, says Howie Siemens, deputy emergency program co-ordinator for the Strathcona Regional District.

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