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Ladybbird · 08-08-24, 16:05

Japan Earthquake: Tsunami Warning After ENORMOUS 7.3-MAG Tremor

MASSIVE 7.3 MAG Earthquake Jolts Japan, Tsunami Alert Issued

A tsunami warning has been issued for Japan after a massive earthquake has hit the region. The magnitude of the tremor has been recorded at 7.3 leading to cities being rocked flights to an airport suspended

AP 8 AUG 2024

A tsunami warning has been issued for Japan after a massive 7.3 magnitude earthquake has rocked the region.

Authorities in Japan have now told that there is a risk of a rising sea level of one metre on the Pacific coast of the western islands of Kyushu and Shikoku with people told to stay away from the seashore and river banks.

Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Hayashi Yoshimasa told a press conference that a crisis management team was set up by the government following the earthquake and he confirmed that there had been injuries without going into details.

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