Mayor Bass Provides Updates on City Preparedness During Tsunami Advisory

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Mayor Karen Bass announced that Los Angeles is preparing for potential tsunami effects following an 8. 7 magnitude earthquake detected near Russia, prompting a Tsunami Advisory from the National Weather Service. Forecasts predict minimal impacts, including a wave surge of less than one foot and rip currents in coastal areas. The city's Emergency Operations Center is activated, with key personnel coordinating closely with County and State officials. Bass emphasized the importance of staying informed and following official guidance, thanking first responders for their dedication.

The Port of Los Angeles police and the Los Angeles Fire Department are on heightened alert, ready to respond as needed. Although evacuations are currently deemed unlikely, emergency resources are on standby. The Recreation and Parks Department is monitoring coastal conditions to ensure public safety. Residents are encouraged to sign up for updates at NotifyLA. org and check tsunami.

gov for more information.

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