Tourists Escape Major Landslide in Tracy Arm Fjord as Second-Largest Tsunami in History Recorded

Tourists narrowly avoided disaster when a massive landslide struck Tracy Arm fjord in the early morning hours, generating what scientists have classified as the second-largest tsunami in recorded history. The timing of the landslide proved fortunate for visitors to the popular fjord destination, as it occurred before most tourist activities typically begin. Geologists warn that additional landslides remain a significant risk in the Tracy Arm area, raising concerns about future safety for the thousands of tourists who visit the scenic fjord annually.