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<image:caption><![CDATA[ Industrial buildings line the Duwamish River in this 2024 photo. Infrastructure along the river is at risk of tsunami inundation and high tide events.]]></image:caption>
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<image:caption><![CDATA[ A tsunami hazard zone sign in a Seattle city warehouse advises people to go to high ground or inland after an earthquake.]]></image:caption>
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<image:caption><![CDATA[ Tyisha Brown El, community engagement specialist with the Seattle Office of Emergency Management, explains to Seattle residents the tsunami risk in Seattle and signs they may expect to see in the future.]]></image:caption>
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