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Review of the Tsunami Evacuation 2017

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8:20am<br />

Media release by CCC advising people who were evacuated due to this morning’s earthquake<br />

are now able to go home<br />

8:22am Telephone to (Canterbury Regional Emergency Management Office) to request<br />

update from Canterbury CDEM Group<br />

8:29am Telephone to (Canterbury Regional Emergency Management Office) to request<br />

fur<strong>the</strong>r update from Canterbury CDEM Group<br />

PIM<br />

CDEM<br />

CDEM<br />

Interview with<br />

Interview<br />

Copy <strong>of</strong> media release<br />

subject line<br />

“Update:8:20am”<br />

Interview with<br />

Mobile phone records<br />

supplied by Spark<br />

Interview with<br />

Interview with<br />

Mobile phone records<br />

supplied by Spark<br />

Interview with<br />

Interview with<br />

8.44am<br />

Email from Mayor to Councillors and to Elected Members advising:<br />

“Thank you for your patience and understanding <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> pressures on staff when confronted with<br />

an event like this. I'm glad <strong>the</strong> evacuation has ended and <strong>the</strong> EOC has been wound down.<br />

I'm sending this email to make a couple <strong>of</strong> observations.<br />

First, <strong>the</strong>re was a difference between <strong>the</strong> notice Ministry <strong>of</strong> Civil Defence and Emergency<br />

Management (MCDEM) put on <strong>the</strong>ir website and what <strong>the</strong>y communicated to our regional and<br />

local teams. Our local team responded entirely appropriately to this instruction (which remains<br />

on <strong>the</strong> CDEM site):<br />

People in all coastal areas should: 1. Stay out <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> water (sea, rivers and estuaries, including<br />

boating activities) 2. Stay <strong>of</strong>f beaches and shore areas 3. Do not go sightseeing 4. Share this<br />

information with family, neighbours and friends 5. Listen to <strong>the</strong> radio and/or TV for updates 6.<br />

Follow instructions <strong>of</strong> local civil defence authorities 7. If beach threat is forecasted for your area,<br />

Mayor <strong>of</strong><br />

Christchurch<br />

City<br />

Interview with <strong>the</strong> Mayor<br />

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