Stay off beaches, strong currents likely
Friday, 2 September 2016, 7:44 am
Press Release: Auckland Civil Defence Emergency Management Group
For immediate release
02 September
2016
6.47am
#1
Status:
Auckland ECC activated and monitoring tsunami
threat
Stay off beaches, strong
currents likely
Auckland Civil Defence
has activated its Emergency Control Centre (ECC) and is
monitoring the threat of tsunami waves following the 7.0
earthquake of East Cape early this morning.
Auckland
Civil Defence is NOT initiating any evacuation orders at
this stage.
In line with Ministry of Civil Defence
advice issued this morning, and while we are monitoring the
situation, the following applies to Auckland’s EAST COAST,
people should:
1. Stay out of the water (sea, rivers and
estuaries, including boating activities)
2. Stay off
beaches and shore areas
3. Do not go sightseeing
4.
Share this information with family, neighbours and
friends
5. Listen to the radio and/or TV for updates
6.
Follow instructions of local civil defence
authorities.
This threat should be regarded as real until
the warning is
lifted.
ENDS
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