The fact was known after the lady became a trend in social networks. The woman took her grandson since “he had never seen one.”
After the Tsunami alert that kept the entire coast of the Pacific Oceana citizen of Peru surprised this Wednesday by taking her grandson to observe the phenomenon, despite the protection notices of the authorities. The population had been asked to avoid approaching coastal areas.
The fort Magnitude earthquake 8.8 who shook the east coast of Russia, Kamchatka, caused waves in the South America region, precisely in Chile, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia.
The alarm news quickly toured each of the countries. However, the lady became known in social networks surprising users for tranquility in full tension context, even leading his grandson to know for the first time a tsunami.
Peru: a grandmother led her grandson to “know the tsunami”
“I saw television this morning and I alerted. I hadn’t seen a tsunami. I brought my grandson to see and know”the grandmother declared in an interview with a Peruvian medium in Chorrillosa district located 20 km south of the center of the city of Lime.
Before the journalist’s consultation regarding If you feel fear with what could happen in the areathe lady relied on the alert announced by the media was “preventive” and that “is not high risk”, so she was encouraged to take her grandson to observe the phenomenon.
In case of an extreme situation, the woman acknowledged knowledge of the evacuation plans, heading towards a place further from the sea and not getting into the neighborhoods, since it presents streets “Very narrow.”
Tsunami alert: Peru launched recommendations against the advance of the phenomenon before its coast
After strong earthquake of magnitude 8.8 that shook the east coast of Russiahe Peru government launched a statement after a Tsunami alert to prepare in the face of the advance of this maritime phenomenon.
First, they urged all citizens to “Keep calm and follow all recommendations that the representatives of the institutions such as the National Emergency Operations Center (COEN) and the Directorate of Hydrography and Navigation of the Navy of Peru “have been based.
Then, they reported that ports and access to the beaches were carried out and asked the population “to Respect these measures for your own security and avoid approaching coastal areas. “
Source: Ambito
