As the clocks move forward for daylight saving, the tsunami sirens along Christchurch’s coastline will undergo routine testing at 11am on Sunday.
Canterbury’s Civil Defence Emergency Management Group has a new Group Controller – Sean Poff.
Christchurch’s tsunami warning sirens will be tested this Sunday at 11am.
The tsunami warning sirens along Christchurch’s coastline will be tested at 11am on Sunday, after the clocks move forward for daylight saving.
The tsunami alerts issued in the wake of the earthquakes near the Kermedec Islands are a timely reminder that people should check if they are in a tsunami evacuation zone.
Christchurch City Council is looking at options for upgrading the city’s 45 tsunami warning sirens to make them compliant with the national standard.
Christchurch’s tsunami warning sirens will be tested this Sunday at 11am.
The change to daylight saving time this weekend signals the routine testing of the tsunami sirens along the Christchurch coastline.
The State of Local Emergency that was put in place in Christchurch City and Selwyn District in response to the Port Hills fire was lifted and both areas moved into transition to recovery at 1pm on Wednesday 21 February.
Multilingual emergency messages will be broadcast on Christchurch community access and iwi radio stations to help more people prepare for – and respond to – an emergency.