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Do you think Prince Rupert should have a tsunami siren?

We asked Prince Rupert residents how they felt about the response to the tsunami warning on Jan. 23
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“Yes, if there is a real risk I suppose but people would have to be informed of what the siren means.” - April Link
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“Yes! Just to be on the safe side because you never know. It has to be.” - Coreen Stevens
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“I definitely think we should get a siren. If there was a tsunami and no one wakes up for it, it’s kinda dangerous.” Franz Weinland
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”Yes, I think we’re coastal community and we have had lots of tsunami warnings but for people who don’t have access to radio there should be a town alert.” - Jean Rysstad