Singapore is relative safe if not the safest place on earth from
natural disasters...Pacific typhoons, earthquakes, tsunamis,
etc...
We are surrounded by landmasses of Malaysia to the North and
East, Indonesia to the South, West and East.
The only open space that is not "protected" is our eastern
frontier facing South China Sea. Even with this "unprotected"
Singapore is still safe.
If it is a west tsunami it will be blocked by the landmass of
Sumatra. While from the east, it will be blocked by the island of
Borneo. If it is to occur further east, the Philippines
archipelago of 7,000+ islands will be our buffer.
If the unlikely should happen..i.e. the tsunami originates in
the water off our eastern shores to the east of Pedra Blanca, don't
worry, both Pedra Blanca and the hundreds and thousands of vessels
(container ships, oil tankers etc..) these will act as a buffer.
Else, head up the top of our skyscrapers.
Having said that, one has to remember that strange things do
happen following an eclipse. We just withnessed the eclipse of this
century. So, be prepared for tsunamis and earthquakes anytime
soon.
Take care and be safe where ever you are.
