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When did India adopt the International Tsunami Warning System

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When did India adopt the International Tsunami Warning System

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India adopt the International Tsunami Warning System in 2006. India agreed to "Ocean Tsunami Warning System" in a United Nations Conference held in January 2005 in Kobe, Japan. As an initiation towards an International Early Warning Programme after the disastrous tsunami of 2004 due to Indian Oceean earthquake.
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