On blue-and-white signs, a cartoon wave curls out of the sea, capital letters blaring: TSUNAMI HAZARD ZONE. Harbingers of a future disaster are always in the periphery, staked next to highways ...

so the wave grows taller. Unlike the waves we enjoy at the beach, tsunami waves don’t break because they don’t get steep enough. Energy distributed throughout the water column and wavelengths ...

Tonga and Niue, which is northeast of where the quake struck, could now see a tsunami wave of between 0.3m to one metre. While the Cook Islands, Fiji, Samoa, Tuvalu, Kiribati, Kermadec Islands ...

The Ministry of National Security, through its Disaster Risk Reduction and Mitigation Team [DRRMT], will conduct the Caribe Wave 25 Tsunami Exercise on Thursday [March 20] at 11.00am. A Government ...

Tonga and Niue, which is northeast of the quake's epicentre, may see a tsunami wave of between 0.3m to one metre. And the Cook Islands, Fiji, Samoa, Tuvalu, Kiribati, Kermadec Islands, American ...