What are the probabilities of damage and suggest the action plan of the rescue team during tsunami?

Answer 1

The probabilities of damage are: fallen buildings, some severe injuries to yourself and others, cars will wash away or hit something to damage it.

You should go into a tall, sturdy building, don't stand by windows or try and 'ride' the wave. Run as fast as you can in front of it and run straight to a building. Don't stop, you are putting yourself and others in danger. Go some place where there is food, water, and warmth. Wait at least a week or more to leave the sheltered area you are in. There could be another wave, a storm following, or water is still high and cold.

Proffesional, trained people will try and come save everyone but that will take a while, they would probably bring a large boat or plane.

Everyone stay safe in Natural Disasters.

Answer 2

The probabilities of damage during a tsunami depend on various factors such as the magnitude of the earthquake or undersea landslide that triggered it, the distance from the epicenter, local topography, and warning systems in place. An action plan for a rescue team during a tsunami should include early warning systems, evacuation procedures, communication protocols, search and rescue operations, and coordination with local authorities and other response agencies to ensure a timely and effective response to minimize loss of life and property damage.