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Severe Earthquake and Tsunami Alert Strike Japan's North Central Region
A formidable earthquake, with a preliminary magnitude of 7.6, shook north-central Japan, prompting tsunami warnings along the coasts of Ishikawa, Niigata, and Toyama prefectures. The quake was triggered by a series of intense seismic activities in western areas. Hokuriku Electric Power is diligently inspecting its nuclear power plants for irregularities, while South Korea's meteorological agency issues warnings of potential sea level rises along the east coast.
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NHK TV has raised alarm, cautioning that water torrents, reaching up to 5 meters (16.5 feet), could surge. Urging residents to seek refuge on higher ground or in nearby buildings, the warning emphasizes the imminent threat. Japan, with stringent construction regulations and regular emergency drills, strives to prepare for such catastrophic events.
The nation reflects on the haunting memory of the massive 9.0-magnitude undersea quake in 2011, off northeastern Japan, which unleashed a devastating tsunami. As the affected regions mobilize emergency response efforts, the collective resilience of Japan is tested once again in the face of nature's relentless force.
A robust earthquake, registering a preliminary magnitude of 7.6, jolted north-central Japan, prompting tsunami alerts across Ishikawa, Niigata, and Toyama prefectures. The seismic activity originated from a sequence of strong quakes in western areas. Hokuriku Electric Power is inspecting its nuclear plants for irregularities, and South Korea's meteorological agency warns of potential sea level rises along the east coast. NHK TV cautions of potential 5-meter (16.5 feet) water torrents, urging residents to seek higher ground or shelter. Japan, with strict construction regulations and routine emergency drills, reflects on the haunting memory of the colossal 9.0-magnitude quake in 2011, triggering a devastating tsunami.
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