A colossal landslide generated a 500-meter-high tsunami in a densely visited tourist region, making it the tallest wave ever recorded in a populated coastal area. Emergency response simulations suggest that only 12% of local hotels have adequate evacuation protocols—a rate 40% worse than the average for similar hazard zones. This event surpasses #4's quantum computing progress in immediate human impact, demanding urgent infrastructure reforms.

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