Tahadhari ya Tsunami kanda ya pwani Afrika Mashariki...

Tahadhari ya Tsunami kanda ya pwani Afrika Mashariki...

000 weio21 pheb 110845 tsuiox tsunami bulletin number 001 pacific tsunami warning center/noaa/nws issued at 0845z 11 apr 2012 this bulletin is for all areas of the indian ocean. ... An indian-ocean-wide tsunami watch is in effect ... A tsunami watch is in effect for indonesia / india / sri lanka / australia / myanmar / thailand / maldives / united kingdom / malaysia / mauritius / reunion / seychelles / pakistan / somalia / oman / madagascar / iran / uae / yemen / comores / bangladesh / tanzania / mozambique / kenya / crozet islands / kerguelen islands / south africa / singapore this bulletin is issued as advice to government agencies. Only national and local government agencies have the authority to make decisions regarding the official state of alert in their area and any actions to be taken in response. An earthquake has occurred with these preliminary parameters origin time - 0839z 11 apr 2012 coordinates - 2.0 north 92.5 east location - off w coast of northern sumatra magnitude - 8.7 evaluation earthquakes of this size have the potential to generate a widespread destructive tsunami that can affect coastlines across the entire indian ocean basin. However - it is not known that a tsunami was generated. This watch is based only on the earthquake evaluation. Authorities in the region should take appropriate action in response to the possibility of a widespread destructive tsunami. Estimated initial tsunami wave arrival times at forecast points within the warning and watch areas are given below. Actual arrival times may differ and the initial wave may not be the largest. A tsunami is a series of waves and the time between successive waves can be five minutes to one hour. Location forecast point coordinates arrival time -------------------------------- ------------ ------------ indonesia simeulue 2.5n 96.0e 0921z 11 apr banda_aceh 5.5n 95.1e 0931z 11 apr siberut 1.5s 98.7e 0941z 11 apr padang 0.9s 100.1e 1017z 11 apr bengkulu 3.9s 102.0e 1038z 11 apr cilacap 7.8s 108.9e 1205z 11 apr bandar_lampung 5.7s 105.3e 1213z 11 apr bali 8.7s 115.3e 1253z 11 apr kupang 10.0s 123.4e 1338z 11 apr belawan 3.8n 98.8e 1348z 11 apr bali 8.7s 115.3e 1253z 11 apr india great_nicobar 7.1n 93.6e 0937z 11 apr little_andaman 10.7n 92.3e 1016z 11 apr port_blair 11.9n 92.7e 1032z 11 apr north_andaman 13.3n 92.6e 1052z 11 apr chennai 13.4n 80.4e 1127z 11 apr kakinada 17.2n 82.7e 1205z 11 apr trivandrum 8.3n 76.9e 1208z 11 apr mangalore 13.3n 74.4e 1336z 11 apr bombay 18.8n 72.6e 1608z 11 apr gulf_of_kutch 22.7n 68.9e 1634z 11 apr sri lanka dondra_head 5.9n 80.6e 1039z 11 apr trincomalee 8.7n 81.3e 1051z 11 apr colombo 6.9n 79.8e 1120z 11 apr jaffna 9.9n 80.0e 1231z 11 apr australia cocos_island 12.1s 96.7e 1045z 11 apr north_west_cape 21.5s 113.9e 1314z 11 apr cape_inspiratio 25.9s 113.0e 1413z 11 apr perth 32.0s 115.3e 1420z 11 apr augusta 34.3s 114.7e 1440z 11 apr geraldtown 28.6s 114.3e 1459z 11 apr cape_leveque 16.1s 122.6e 1506z 11 apr esperance 34.0s 121.8e 1615z 11 apr kingston_south_ 37.0s 139.4e 1748z 11 apr heard_island 54.0s 73.5e 1802z 11 apr eucla_motel 31.8s 128.9e 1836z 11 apr hobart 43.3s 147.6e 1901z 11 apr darwin 12.1s 130.7e 1935z 11 apr myanmar cheduba_island 18.9n 93.4e 1149z 11 apr cheduba_island 18.9n 93.4e 1149z 11 apr pyinkayaing 15.9n 94.3e 1150z 11 apr sittwe 20.0n 92.9e 1226z 11 apr mergui 12.8n 98.4e 1316z 11 apr yangon 16.5n 96.4e 1507z 11 apr thailand phuket 8.0n 98.2e 1118z 11 apr ko_phra_thong 9.1n 98.2e 1223z 11 apr ko_tarutao 6.6n 99.6e 1256z 11 apr maldives gan 0.6s 73.2e 1137z 11 apr minicov 8.3n 73.0e 1210z 11 apr male 4.2n 73.6e 1211z 11 apr united kingdom diego_garcia 7.3s 72.4e 1153z 11 apr malaysia georgetown 5.4n 100.1e 1311z 11 apr port_dickson 2.5n 101.7e 1810z 11 apr mauritius port_louis 20.0s 57.3e 1455z 11 apr reunion st_denis 20.8s 55.2e 1512z 11 apr seychelles victoria 4.5s 55.6e 1516z 11 apr pakistan gwadar 25.1n 62.4e 1536z 11 apr karachi 24.7n 66.9e 1644z 11 apr somalia cape_guaro 11.9n 51.4e 1539z 11 apr hilalaya 6.4n 49.1e 1540z 11 apr mogadishu 2.0n 45.5e 1558z 11 apr kaambooni 1.5s 41.9e 1623z 11 apr oman muscat 23.9n 58.6e 1540z 11 apr salalah 16.9n 54.1e 1547z 11 apr duqm 19.7n 57.8e 1556z 11 apr madagascar antsiranana 12.1s 49.5e 1544z 11 apr toamasina 17.8s 49.6e 1551z 11 apr manakara 22.2s 48.2e 1610z 11 apr mahajanga 15.4s 46.2e 1653z 11 apr cap_ste_marie 25.8s 45.2e 1713z 11 apr toliara 23.4s 43.6e 1733z 11 apr iran gavater 25.0n 61.3e 1546z 11 apr uae fujairah 25.1n 56.4e 1621z 11 apr yemen al_mukalla 14.5n 49.2e 1626z 11 apr aden 13.0n 45.2e 1726z 11 apr comores moroni 11.6s 43.3e 1644z 11 apr bangladesh chittagong 22.7n 91.2e 1651z 11 apr tanzania lindi 9.8s 39.9e 1659z 11 apr dar_es_salaam 6.7s 39.4e 1732z 11 apr mozambique cabo_delgado 10.7s 40.7e 1701z 11 apr angoche 15.5s 40.6e 1720z 11 apr quelimane 18.0s 37.1e 1841z 11 apr maputo 25.9s 32.8e 1959z 11 apr beira 19.9s 35.1e 2016z 11 apr kenya mombasa 4.0s 39.7e 1706z 11 apr crozet islands crozet_islands 46.4s 51.8e 1733z 11 apr kerguelen islan port_aux_franca 49.0s 69.1e 1815z 11 apr south africa prince_edward_i 46.6s 37.6e 1907z 11 apr durban 29.8s 31.2e 1910z 11 apr port_elizabeth 33.9s 25.8e 2006z 11 apr cape_town 34.1s 18.0e 2109z 11 apr singapore singapore 1.2n 103.8e 2351z 11 apr additional bulletins will be issued by the pacific tsunami warning center for this event as more information becomes available. The japan meteorological agency may issue additional information for this event. In the case of conflicting information...the more conservative information should be used for safety.

sielewi kabisa
 
Maskini watanzania Mungu atunusuru na hili janga lisitokee
 
Mwenye update atupe, kama kuna mwenye taarifa juu uharibifu uliokwisha tokea katika miji iliyoko mashariki zaidi atujuze.
 
Siombei hii itokee. Ila kama inatokea serikali itafurahi kichinichini. Nadhan ikielekea mitaa ya kigamboni watu watapewa viwanja walipo wenzao wa Jangwani sijui panaitwaje vile......

Then itakuwa hakuna fidia tena hapo. Tusubiri ila siombei sababu faza nae anakamjengo kule.

Kumradhi.
 
Mi niko Mlandizi nasikilizia kwanza. Niliondoka Dar nilipopata taarifa mtandaoni majira ya saa sita.
 
Evaluation

a significant tsunami was generated by this earthquake.
However...sea level readings now indicate that the threat has
diminished or is over for most areas. Therefore the tsunami
watch issued by this center is now cancelled.

For any affected areas - when no major waves have occurred for at
least two hours after the estimated arrival time or damaging waves
have not occurred for at least two hours then local authorities
can assume the threat is passed. Danger to boats and coastal
structures can continue for several hours due to rapid currents.
As local conditions can cause a wide variation in tsunami wave
action the all clear determination must be made by local
authorities.

This will be the final bulletin issued by the pacific tsunami
warning center for this event unless additional information
becomes available.

The japan meteorological agency may issue additional information
for this event. In the case of conflicting information...the
more conservative information should be used for safety
 
Update .......................

EVALUATION

A SIGNIFICANT TSUNAMI WAS GENERATED BY THIS EARTHQUAKE.
HOWEVER...SEA LEVEL READINGS NOW INDICATE THAT THE THREAT HAS
DIMINISHED OR IS OVER FOR MOST AREAS. THEREFORE THE TSUNAMI
WATCH ISSUED BY THIS CENTER IS NOW CANCELLED.

FOR ANY AFFECTED AREAS - WHEN NO MAJOR WAVES HAVE OCCURRED FOR AT
LEAST TWO HOURS AFTER THE ESTIMATED ARRIVAL TIME OR DAMAGING WAVES
HAVE NOT OCCURRED FOR AT LEAST TWO HOURS THEN LOCAL AUTHORITIES
CAN ASSUME THE THREAT IS PASSED. DANGER TO BOATS AND COASTAL
STRUCTURES CAN CONTINUE FOR SEVERAL HOURS DUE TO RAPID CURRENTS.
AS LOCAL CONDITIONS CAN CAUSE A WIDE VARIATION IN TSUNAMI WAVE
ACTION THE ALL CLEAR DETERMINATION MUST BE MADE BY LOCAL
AUTHORITIES.

THIS WILL BE THE FINAL BULLETIN ISSUED BY THE PACIFIC TSUNAMI
WARNING CENTER FOR THIS EVENT UNLESS ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
BECOMES AVAILABLE.

THE JAPAN METEOROLOGICAL AGENCY MAY ISSUE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
FOR THIS EVENT. IN THE CASE OF CONFLICTING INFORMATION...THE
MORE CONSERVATIVE INFORMATION SHOULD BE USED FOR SAFETY
 
Mkurugenzi wa TMA ameshathibitisha,anadai kutokana na tetemeko la ardhi lililopiga Indonesia tutegemee mawimbi makubwa yatakayopiga pwani ya Tanzania kuanzia saa moja mpaka tatu usiku! kwa wale mlio karibu na kingo za bahari mjihadhari,muwataarifu na wengine! mana hatukawii kulalamika maafa yakitokea..
 
mkurugenzi wa tma ameshathibitisha,anadai kutokana na tetemeko la ardhi lililopiga indonesia tutegemee mawimbi makubwa yatakayopiga pwani ya tanzania kuanzia saa moja mpaka tatu usiku! Kwa wale mlio karibu na kingo za bahari mjihadhari,muwataarifu na wengine! Mana hatukawii kulalamika maafa yakitokea..

evaluation

a significant tsunami was generated by this earthquake.
However...sea level readings now indicate that the threat has
diminished or is over for most areas. therefore the tsunami
watch issued by this center is now cancelled
.

For any affected areas - when no major waves have occurred for at
least two hours after the estimated arrival time or damaging waves
have not occurred for at least two hours then local authorities
can assume the threat is passed. Danger to boats and coastal
structures can continue for several hours due to rapid currents.
As local conditions can cause a wide variation in tsunami wave
action the all clear determination must be made by local
authorities.

This will be the final bulletin issued by the pacific tsunami
warning center for this event unless additional information
becomes available.

The japan meteorological agency may issue additional information
for this event. In the case of conflicting information...the
more conservative information should be used for safety
 
Wadau...Nimeagiza Mzigo wangu uko njiani toka Japani.Je inaweza kuangusha hadi meli kubwa ya mizigo?Mwenye hii sayansi anijuze tafadhali kabla sijapata BRAIN CONCASSIONS.
Mambo yakiwa magumu wanaanza kupunguza mzigo,container etc mpaka hari istabliz ndo maana unatakiwa ukiagiza mzigo lazima ukate insurence mkuu!
 
Update .......................

EVALUATION

A SIGNIFICANT TSUNAMI WAS GENERATED BY THIS EARTHQUAKE.
HOWEVER...SEA LEVEL READINGS NOW INDICATE THAT THE THREAT HAS
DIMINISHED OR IS OVER FOR MOST AREAS. THEREFORE THE TSUNAMI
WATCH ISSUED BY THIS CENTER IS NOW CANCELLED.

FOR ANY AFFECTED AREAS - WHEN NO MAJOR WAVES HAVE OCCURRED FOR AT
LEAST TWO HOURS AFTER THE ESTIMATED ARRIVAL TIME OR DAMAGING WAVES
HAVE NOT OCCURRED FOR AT LEAST TWO HOURS THEN LOCAL AUTHORITIES
CAN ASSUME THE THREAT IS PASSED. DANGER TO BOATS AND COASTAL
STRUCTURES CAN CONTINUE FOR SEVERAL HOURS DUE TO RAPID CURRENTS.
AS LOCAL CONDITIONS CAN CAUSE A WIDE VARIATION IN TSUNAMI WAVE
ACTION THE ALL CLEAR DETERMINATION MUST BE MADE BY LOCAL
AUTHORITIES.

THIS WILL BE THE FINAL BULLETIN ISSUED BY THE PACIFIC TSUNAMI
WARNING CENTER FOR THIS EVENT UNLESS ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
BECOMES AVAILABLE.

THE JAPAN METEOROLOGICAL AGENCY MAY ISSUE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
FOR THIS EVENT. IN THE CASE OF CONFLICTING INFORMATION...THE
MORE CONSERVATIVE INFORMATION SHOULD BE USED FOR SAFETY
Mkuu leta chanzo ujanituma zanzibar kwa hii maneno yako!!
 
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[font=&quot]weio21 pheb 111236[/font]
[font=&quot]tsuiox[/font]
[font=&quot] [/font]
[font=&quot]tsunami bulletin number 006[/font]
[font=&quot]pacific tsunami warning center/noaa/nws[/font]
[font=&quot]issued at 1236z 11 apr 2012[/font]
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[font=&quot]this bulletin is for all areas of the indian ocean.[/font]
[font=&quot] [/font]

[font=&quot]... The tsunami watch is cancelled for both main shock[/font]
[font=&quot]at 0839z and aftershock at 1043z ...[/font]
[font=&quot] [/font]
[font=&quot]this bulletin is issued as advice to government agencies. Only[/font]
[font=&quot]national and local government agencies have the authority to make[/font]
[font=&quot]decisions regarding the official state of alert in their area and[/font]
[font=&quot]any actions to be taken in response.[/font]
[font=&quot] [/font]
[font=&quot]an earthquake has occurred with these preliminary parameters[/font]
[font=&quot] [/font]
[font=&quot] origin time - 0839z 11 apr 2012[/font]
[font=&quot] coordinates - 2.3 north 93.1 east[/font]
[font=&quot] location - off w coast of northern sumatra[/font]
[font=&quot] magnitude - 8.7[/font]
[font=&quot] [/font]
[font=&quot]measurements or reports of tsunami wave activity[/font]
[font=&quot] [/font]
[font=&quot] gauge location lat lon time ampl per[/font]
[font=&quot] ------------------- ----- ------ ----- --------------- -----[/font]
[font=&quot] ko taphao noi th 7.8n 98.4e 1143z 0.05m / 0.2ft 06min[/font]
[font=&quot] enggano id 5.3s 102.3e 1104z 0.12m / 0.4ft 04min[/font]
[font=&quot] trinconmalee lk 8.6n 81.2e 1129z 0.06m / 0.2ft 16min[/font]
[font=&quot] telukdalam id 0.6n 97.8e 1044z 0.22m / 0.7ft 14min[/font]
[font=&quot] cocos island au 12.1s 96.9e 1102z 0.08m / 0.3ft 18min[/font]
[font=&quot] sabang id 5.8n 95.3e 1010z 0.36m / 1.2ft 06min[/font]
[font=&quot] meulaboh id 4.1n 96.1e 1007z 1.06m / 3.5ft 12min[/font]
[font=&quot] dart 23401 8.9n 88.5e 0956z 0.03m / 0.1ft 06min[/font]
[font=&quot] [/font]
[font=&quot] lat - latitude (n-north, s-south)[/font]
[font=&quot] lon - longitude (e-east, w-west)[/font]
[font=&quot] time - time of the measurement (z is utc is greenwich time)[/font]
[font=&quot] ampl - tsunami amplitude measured relative to normal sea level.[/font]
[font=&quot] it is ...not... Crest-to-trough wave height.[/font]
[font=&quot] values are given in both meters(m) and feet(ft).[/font]
[font=&quot] per - period of time in minutes(min) from one wave to the next.[/font]
[font=&quot] [/font]
[font=&quot] note - dart measurements are from the deep ocean and they[/font]
[font=&quot] are generally much smaller than would be coastal[/font]
[font=&quot] measurements at similar locations.[/font]
[font=&quot] [/font]
[font=&quot]evaluation[/font]
[font=&quot] [/font]
[font=&quot] a significant tsunami was generated by this earthquake.[/font]
[font=&quot] however...sea level readings now indicate that the threat has[/font]
[font=&quot] diminished or is over for most areas. Therefore the tsunami[/font]
[font=&quot] watch issued by this center is now cancelled.[/font]
[font=&quot] [/font]
[font=&quot] for any affected areas - when no major waves have occurred for at[/font]
[font=&quot] least two hours after the estimated arrival time or damaging waves[/font]
[font=&quot] have not occurred for at least two hours then local authorities[/font]
[font=&quot] can assume the threat is passed. Danger to boats and coastal[/font]
[font=&quot] structures can continue for several hours due to rapid currents.[/font]
[font=&quot] as local conditions can cause a wide variation in tsunami wave[/font]
[font=&quot] action the all clear determination must be made by local[/font]
[font=&quot] authorities.[/font]
[font=&quot] [/font]
[font=&quot]this will be the final bulletin issued by the pacific tsunami[/font]
[font=&quot]warning center for this event unless additional information[/font]
[font=&quot]becomes available.[/font]
[font=&quot] [/font]
[font=&quot]the japan meteorological agency may issue additional information[/font]
[font=&quot]for this event. In the case of conflicting information...the[/font]
[font=&quot]more conservative information should be used for safety.[/font]
 
we pray for GOD's grace and intervention to save human kind from this potentially large-scale calamity
 
[h=1]Indian Ocean tsunami alert lifted after Aceh quake[/h]
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The BBC's Karishma Vaswani in Jakarta says the roads in Banda Aceh were packed with people seeking higher ground

Continue reading the main story [h=2]Related Stories[/h]

A tsunami watch declared after two major earthquakes off the coast of Indonesia's Aceh province has now been cancelled, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PWTC) says.
Two hours after the quakes - one with a magnitude of 8.6, the other measuring 8.3 - the centre says "the threat has diminished or is over for most areas".
The alerts caused panic as people fled buildings and made for high ground.
There have been no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
India and Sri Lanka have also lifted their own tsunami warnings.
Continue reading the main story Analysis Jonathan Amos Science correspondent
Following the 2004 tsunami, a monitoring system dedicated to the Indian Ocean was put in place through the leadership of [UN scientific agency] Unesco in 2006.
Pressure sensors on the ocean floor detect anomalous behaviour in the water column, and send that information to surface buoys, which then relay the data, via satellite, to onshore control centres.
The system is much needed, particularly in Indonesia. Its Sumatra island lies close to an active subduction zone, where the Indian-Australian tectonic plate presses into and under the Eurasian plate.
This monumental collision is evident on the ocean floor by a huge depression known as the Sunda Trench.
The slab of cold, dense rock that descends into the Earth at this point gets stuck. Strain builds up that has to be released at some point - in the form of an earthquake.


The region is regularly hit by earthquakes. The Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004 killed 170,000 people in Aceh alone and some 250,000 around the region.
'Vigilant' The US Geological Survey (USGS), which documents quakes worldwide, said the first Aceh quake was centred at a depth of 33km (20 miles), about 495km from Banda Aceh, the provincial capital.
It was initially reported as 8.9 magnitude but was later revised down to 8.6 by the USGS. Quake officials said a tsunami had been generated and was heading for the coast of Aceh.
The BBC's Karishma Vaswani in Jakarta says there were reports of the ground shaking for up to five minutes.
A PTWC alert said that sea level readings indicated a tsunami was generated and that it "may already have been destructive along some coasts," without specifying where.
A Thai disaster official said a 10cm wave had been recorded on Koh Miang island, off Phang Nga.
Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono had told reporters in the capital, Jakarta, that there had been no tsunami reports so far, "but we remain vigilant".
"Our warning system is working well, and I have ordered the national relief team to fly immediately to Aceh to ensure the situation is under control and to take any necessary action," he said.
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The alerts caused panic in Aceh province, as people fled from buildings
A few hours later, the PTWC renewed its warning after a major aftershock measuring 8.2 struck 16km (10 miles) beneath the ocean floor and 615km from Banda Aceh.
An AFP correspondent in Banda Aceh said the aftershock lasted four minutes.
The PTWC issues advisory alerts across the region, which state authorities can use to issue their own emergency procedures. Indonesia straddles the Pacific Ring of Fire, a zone of major seismic activity.
'Minute of chaos' Sutopo, a spokesman for Indonesia's disaster mitigation agency, said electricity had been cut in Aceh and there were traffic jams to access higher ground.
"Sirens and Koran recitals from mosques are everywhere," he told Reuters.
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Tremors were felt as far away as Singapore, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Bangladesh and India. The French island of Reunion was also on alert.
Along the eastern coast of Africa, Kenya and Tanzania issued their own tsunami warnings.
"There was a tremor felt by all of us working in the building," a man called Vincent in Calcutta, India, told the BBC.
"All just ran out of the building and people were asked not to use the elevator. There was a minute of chaos where all started ringing up to their family and asking about their well-being."
Tsunami warning sirens, set up in many vulnerable areas after the 2004 disaster, were heard in Phuket, Thailand, where correspondents said people were calmly following evacuation routes to safe zones.
Roger Musson, a seismologist from the British Geological Survey, said the quakes were unlike those seen off Indonesia in recent years, where ground had been pushed under the continental plate, "flipping up" the seabed.
"It seems to be a large earthquake within the Indian Plate and the plate has broken in a sort of lateral way," he said.
"It's a sort of tearing earthquake, and this is much less likely to cause a tsunami because it's not displacing large volumes of water."


Source: BBC
 
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