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Tsunami Warning Signs	A strong earthquake lasting 20 seconds or more, a noticeably rapid rise or fall in coastal waters, a significant withdrawal of the sea and/or a roaring sound are all possible warning signs of an approaching tsunami.

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Aftershocks can follow an earthquake on and off for days or weeks.

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