A close up is seen of a bolt being removed with a screw driver. A wheel is removed from a bicycle. it

is then replaced with a new one.

A young man is seen holding his eye open in front of a mirror and attempting to put a contact lens in. He drops the lens on the sink and again tries to put the contact into his eye. he

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How to survive a tsunami (for kids )
Determine how at risk your home is.
During a tsunami, low-lying areas near the ocean are extremely vulnerable to the waves. You should know how at risk your family is before a disaster occurs, so you know how to prepare.
Your parents will probably know if your home is a tsunami hazard area, but you should also know how high your street is above sea level and how far your neighborhood is from the coast and other areas where waves may occur. Those numbers usually help officials decide if you need to evacuate during a tsunami.