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Tanah: The Tsunami and Earthquake Fighter

Avatar photo Miguel Aguirre April 7, 2020

Be a hero, be prepared! Learn with Tanah how to be prepared in case of tsunamis and earthquakes.

Tanah: The Tsunami and Earthquake Fighter is a mobile gaming app developed by UNESCO-Bangkok, the Red Cross Global Disaster Preparedness Center, and USAID. Players can download the game for free on their mobile devices and follow the avatar Tanah through different levels as she prepares for and respond to tsunamis and earthquakes.

It is available in English, Spanish, Nepalese, and Bahasa Indonesian.

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Tanah_English.pdf
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Tanah_French-1.pdf
Tanah_Arabic-1.pdf
Tanah_PortugueseBrazil-1.pdf
Tanah_PortugueseEurope_Africa-1.pdf
Tanah_Italian.pdf

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