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In 2004, a huge tsunami hit the Indian Ocean. Before the tsunami, a 10-year-old girl named Tilly Smith went on vacation to Thailand with her parents. She and her parents were sitting on the beach when suddenly, Tilly Smith noticed that the water had started receding from the shore. Suddenly, she remembered how her school teacher had once told her how the ocean behaves before a big tsunami, what kind of sounds it makes, and what signs the waves give. She noticed all this and told her parents. Her parents contacted the staff and guards there. When they contacted the staff and guards, the staff there quickly evacuated the entire beach. After the evacuation, a huge tsunami was seen there, so terrible that it caused loss of life and property in many places. But fortunately, the beach in Thailand where Tilly Smith was with her parents was not affected.  The accident was completely avoided. No one was seriously injured or injured. So the lesson we learn from this incident is that education definitely benefits us in some way, provided that education is listened to with full attention. The second lesson we learn from this incident is that we must see the signs of nature before a major natural disaster. They are alerts for us. If we see them and react immediately, then like in this incident, we can avoid loss of life and property in many major incidents.