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We Thought the Mediterranean Could Not Produce Tsunamis: a Large French City Is the Most Exposed, and Its Evacuation Plan Still Does Not Exist

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In 2003, an earthquake off Boumerdès, Algeria, was enough to empty in part eight ports of the French Riviera. The sea levels fell from fifty centimetres to one meter fifty, ships were damaged by strong currents, and all this happened while no one, the [...]
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In 2003, an earthquake off Boumerdès, Algeria, was enough to empty in part eight ports of the French Riviera. The sea levels fell from fifty centimetres to one meter fifty, ships were damaged by strong currents, and all this happened while no one, the [...]

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SciencePost broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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