La Palma is rumbling - What are the implications of a 40 foot Tsunami along the east coast?

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I feel like that east facing part of the island is going to slide into the ocean at any moment. I have never felt strongly about it until recently....ive always been "Oh yeah it could happen..unlikely.."

But now it seems more and more likey looking at every angle of the eruption. Its becoming apparent to me the siesmic acitivity isnt just magma, its the land buckling.

Everything was about west side collapse.

What would an east side do? Would it be only giving nignogs a bath, or should I be worried about our tea kiwi friends?
 
. I feel sorry for the inhabitants of La Palma, because if the situation worsens, I doubt they can count on their gogovernment.
They're Spanish Citizens. So of course they aren't able to count on their government. Inability to count on their government is a defining point of Spanish citizenry for at least 7 centuries. It's a point of national pride.
 
There is apparently a second full cone. Lots of earthquakes. With a lot of them getting shallower. In the 6-11 km range. Which is getting into worrying shallow depths.
 
I feel like that east facing part of the island is going to slide into the ocean at any moment. I have never felt strongly about it until recently....ive always been "Oh yeah it could happen..unlikely.."

But now it seems more and more likey looking at every angle of the eruption. Its becoming apparent to me the siesmic acitivity isnt just magma, its the land buckling.
Is there any simulation how it will look like or same as the west side flooding east coast and west Africa with some backlash to spain and England
 
I can’t find anything at all where anyone has even theorized about the eastern side.

Would an eastern side collapse trigger anything on the western side?
 
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