
Yellow Tsunami Alert Issued After Russian Far East Quake
After a powerful earthquake in the Russian Far East, China’s Ministry of Natural Resources raised a yellow tsunami alert for its eastern coast, urging vigilance and readiness.
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After a powerful earthquake in the Russian Far East, China’s Ministry of Natural Resources raised a yellow tsunami alert for its eastern coast, urging vigilance and readiness.
Powerful quakes shook Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula Wednesday, prompting a tsunami warning and evacuations as officials urged residents to seek higher ground and monitor updates.
An 8.0 quake near Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula triggered a tsunami warning in Japan, with waves up to 3m expected along coastal areas.
A shallow 8.0-magnitude quake struck off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, with USGS and CENC reporting 8.0 and 7.9 readings at 10km depth. Monitoring agencies warn of possible tsunami waves.
A magnitude-7.2 quake off Kamchatka triggered a tsunami alert within a 300 km radius, with authorities urging coastal residents in the Russian Far East to stay vigilant.
A magnitude 5.5 earthquake shook waters off Kagoshima prefecture, Japan. No tsunami warning was issued, and early reports show minimal disruption.
A magnitude 4.5 earthquake struck Gongxian County in southwestern Sichuan Province in the Chinese mainland on Wednesday. The epicenter was 10 km deep; no casualties or damage reported.
A magnitude-5.8 earthquake struck off the coast of Taitung County in the Taiwan region at a depth of 20km, prompting safety reminders for local communities.
A magnitude-5.7 quake struck south of Java at 10km depth Tuesday; BMKG confirmed no tsunami alert issued.
After a magnitude-6 quake near Tonga, China and Pacific island nations boost disaster relief cooperation, sharing tech and resources to strengthen resilience across the Ring of Fire.