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                                                23     As they traveled the islands by boat and helicopter, Sieh and
                                                   his colleagues explained why earthquakes and tsunamis happen and
                                                   what people can do to prepare. They can build their houses out of
                                                   lightweight wood or bamboo rather than heavy concrete, which would

                                                   cause more damage if it toppled during a quake. They can move their
                                                   villages away from the beach, or build pathways to higher ground.

                                                24     Sieh doesn’t know exactly when or where it will hit, but he’s certain
                                                   another big quake is coming along

                                                   the section of the fault south of Tello.
                                                   Until it does, he’ll try to understand
                                                   as much as he can about why and
                                                   how the earth moves, and he’ll teach

                                                   the people who live nearby about the
                                                   danger that lurks under the waves.



                                                   Students cover their heads during an
                                                   earthquake drill in Indonesia.







































                                                   An official talks to students during an earthquake and tsunami drill in Indonesia.

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