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Barbados is exploring the introduction of a coastal siren system as part of efforts to strengthen its tsunami warning capabilities.
Department of Emergency Management (DEM) consultant Chanté Saunders said emergency officials were in the early stages of outlining a proposal for sirens in key coastal areas that could be severely affected by a tsunami.
Speaking during Friday’s DEM orientation meeting for key stakeholders on the proposed West Coast Tsunami and Traffic Management Plan at Queen’s College School Hall, she acknowledged that the system would require significant investment.
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