
It's fairly obvious that, on an island like Siargao, where most of the flat ground is only 1 or 2 metres above high-tide mark, that, if a tsunami happened, we'd all be done for.
A tsunami's not something you can plan ahead for.
We're only a few miles from the Philippine Deep (some 10km down), and if, say, a huge submarine landslide or something similar happened there, we wouldn't have much time to run.

So, it may happen at any time, and since I can't run much any more, I'll just plod along, and pray (even though I'm an atheist).
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