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In view of the ensuing by-election in the R.K. Nagar Constituency, Chennai, the Election Commission has announced that it has put in place important measures like surveillance of vehicles and people’s movements through surveillance cameras and the process of voting will be telecast. Similarly, the tsunami waves approaching the Indian shores may be detected one hour before they strike by watching the coastal areas of Andaman Islands through surveillance cameras. This is because, the tsunami which formed in the Island of Sumatra on 26.12.2006, struck the Great Nicobar Island, which is situated at hundred kilometers from Sumatra, within half an hour before striking Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka one and a half hours later. It is worth noting that around a hundred and thirty years ago, on 27.8.1883, similar tsunami waves generated in the Sumatra Island region, struck the Great Nicobar Island in just half an hour. After this, they struck Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka only one and a half hours...

It has been proved with evidence, that the explanation offered by the geologists presently for the occurrence of earthquakes and tsunamis is wrong. Particularly, the geologists believe that at present, the continents are drifting as separate tectonic plates along with the ocean floor. The geologists explain that earthquakes are caused only due to the rubbing of the edges of the tectonic plates that drift apart along with the ocean floor. The geologists explain that in a similar way, when the tectonic plates are drifting under the sea, one rocky plate beneath another moves scraping against the one above it and this causes the upper rocky plate to rise suddenly pushing up the sea water giving rise to tsunami waves. But, all these explanations have been proved as baseless by a global seismic chart showing lakhs of places worldwide where earthquakes occurred. Also, the satellite photographs which capture the variations of the floor level with precision have also revealed the ...

Sir, around a hundred and thirty years ago, on 27.8.1883, the tsunami waves generated as a result of the eruption of Krakatau Volcano situated to the south of Sumatra Island, struck the countries around the Indian Ocean, including India, one hour after striking the southern part of the Andaman Islands. Similarly, on 26.12.2004, the tsunami waves generated as a result of the occurrence earthquake in the north eastern region of the Sumatra Islands also struck the coun tries around the Indian Ocean, including India, one hour after striking the southern part of the Andaman Islands. Nobody can expect that a similar incident which has already happened twice will not repeat itself in future. This is because under sea earthquakes are a regular feature in the region of the Sumatra Islands where there are a number of volcanoes. This proves the possibility of the generation of more tsunamis in region of the Sumatra Islands, which may strike India. So, the question arises as to what s...

On 11.4.2012, following a powerful earthquake in the Indian Ocean region, tsunami alerts were issued to countries surrounding the Indian Ocean, including India. But tsunami did not strike. Subsequently tsunami alert was withdrawn. However, following a high magnitude earthquake in the same area, again tsunami alerts were issued. But, since tsunami failed to strike this time also, tsunami alert was withdrawn. Particularly, as per the report of the Indian Tsunami Research, it was stated that half an hour post earthquake, the tsunami detection buoy reached the warning level, but as there was no significant change in the height of the waves, the tsunami alert was withdrawn after ninety six minutes and a report was issued to this effect. An explanation was offered for the non‐occurrence of tsunami. The earthquake in question occurred due to the rubbing of the edges of the tectonic plates which were moving sideways in the central part of the ocean floor in the Indian Continent. Th...

The tsunami which shook the entire South Asia on 26.12.2006, struck the southern part of the Great Nicobar Island, which is situated at the extreme south end of Andaman Islands, one hour before striking countries like Bangladesh, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia and Sri Lanka including India around the Indian Ocean. It may be noted that the southern coastal area of the Great Nicobar Island is also a famous tourist attraction called the Indira Point. A Light House has also been built there. When striking that area, the height of the tsunami waves at the seashore was thirty feet. If surveillance cameras had been installed in the Light House, it would have definitely facilitated to find out about the tsunami striking that area directly. On the basis of this, thousands of people living in the coastal areas of other countries surrounding the Indian Ocean, including India, could have been saved from tsunami by alerting them about the approaching danger and instructing them to move to ...

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2005/01/050106092648.htm http://www.telegraphindia.com/1041230/asp/frontpage/story_4191663.asp At present, deep-ocean tsunami detection buoys floated in the ocean are frequently stolen. They also go out of service. Hence, the countries situated in the Indian Ocean region are unable to issue a strong tsunami warning to the people living in these countries. Moreover, when earthquakes occur in the Indian Ocean region, difficulties are faced in determining instantly whether these earthquakes are capable of generating tsunamis. At this point, I have a simple solution to save the people from the threat of tsunami, who are living in the coastal areas of the countries of Myanmar, Malaysia, Thailand, Bangladesh, India and Sri Lanka situated in the areas surrounding the Indian Ocean, by alerting them in real- time half an hour to one hour prior to the occurrence of tsunami. Tsunami threat to the countries surrounding the Indian Ocean is specif...

media release People of India can be saved from the dangers of tsunami through disaster warning by installing CCTV cameras in the Light House situated in the south end of The Andaman Islands and vigilantly watching whether tsunami is generated in the ocean. ******** The Andaman Islands are situated a thousand kilometers away from the eastern part of India and to the west of Indonesian Islands.  Hence, when tsunami waves are generated in the Indonesian region, these tsunamis s pread and strike the southern part Andaman Islands first, before they reach India. For example, the tsunami which shook the entire South Asia on 26.12.2004 too, after it washed the southernmost point of the Andaman Islands known as Indira Point, traveled in the ocean for one and a half hours before striking the eastern part of India. Hence, it is possible to know whether tsunami is approaching by installing CCTV cameras in the Light House situated in Indira Point at the southernmost point of The Andaman I...