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Today we explored the effects of tsunamis on communities and livelihoods.

Imagine that you work for a charity that is creating aid parcels to send to people who have been effected in a tsunami.

You can only send 5 items per household. Which 5 things would you choose to send – you will need to justify your answers.

49 responses to “Tsunami Aid Packages”

  1. Armaan M.

    For the first item send them a letter asking, “What any 4 items do you want, in your current state?” Wait for them to send 1 back and give those 4.

    1. Armaan M.

      If that doesnt work, find a way to get there ask what 5 items they would wish for, go get them, get back there, and give the requested items to the best of my abilitys.

  2. Mishal N.

    -First aid kit (incase you injure yourself)
    -Food supplies (I would bring dried snacks/food)
    -Wear protective clothes.
    -Hygienic – anti-bacterial wipes,hand sanitizer.
    -Head-torch.
    -Extra batteries (because if your stuck in a tsunami you wonโ€™t be able to access the internet/wifi.
    -water prove jackets or boots.
    -Water bottles.
    -A phone (but a water prove phone)
    -A backpack with more supplies (just incase)
    -Radio (to speak to one and another )
    -blankets (depending on the weather.
    Mishal
    6 R

  3. Ayomide O.

    I would bring first aid kits, flashlights, radios, family and emergency information and food and water

  4. Bolu

    I will bring them clothes, food , shoes ,fresh water and a coat

  5. Steven N.

    5 things to send to a household during a tsunami
    Some food and water
    Lots of umbrellas
    First aid kit
    And something to keep them warm
    Mini boat

  6. Muhammed A.

    I would send:
    Food so people do not starve
    Water because there would be no clean water to drink
    A first aid kit as people will be injured from the tsunami
    A torch so people are able to see in the dark
    A communication device so we can get in contact with those effected.

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