Alaskans let off fireworks to celebrate tsunami downgrade
- 6 years ago
Residents of Alaska's Kodiak Island have celebrated the downgrading of the tsunami by letting off fireworks.
Teressa Muller, a city clerk for Larsen Bay, experienced the entire evacuation as she explained in the video.
'"We are in Kodiak because my daughter has been in the hospital due to bronchiolitis. We were discharged and staying at a hotel for a couple of days until she gets better," she wrote.
From being alerted by her family, packing everything in the car and heading to Pilar Mountain to the time she went back home, the filmer explained the entire situation in the video.
We can also see the big queue of cars living Pilar Mountain to go home at the end of the video filmed during the tsunami alert that advised residents to evacuate.
Teressa Muller, a city clerk for Larsen Bay, experienced the entire evacuation as she explained in the video.
'"We are in Kodiak because my daughter has been in the hospital due to bronchiolitis. We were discharged and staying at a hotel for a couple of days until she gets better," she wrote.
From being alerted by her family, packing everything in the car and heading to Pilar Mountain to the time she went back home, the filmer explained the entire situation in the video.
We can also see the big queue of cars living Pilar Mountain to go home at the end of the video filmed during the tsunami alert that advised residents to evacuate.