UAE Meteorologists Rule Out Tsunami Threat in Arabian Gulf
Seismic geography makes major waves scientifically improbable
Meteorologists in the United Arab Emirates have reassured the public that the Arabian Gulf is highly unlikely to experience a tsunami similar to those seen in the Pacific.
Experts point to the region's relatively shallow waters and lack of significant tectonic activity as key factors minimizing the risk.
Experts point to the region's relatively shallow waters and lack of significant tectonic activity as key factors minimizing the risk.
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