New Zealand Braces for Coastal Unrest After Russian Quake
New Zealand's disaster management agency has issued a warning about potential strong and unusual coastal currents due to an 8.7 magnitude earthquake in Russia. Citizens are advised to avoid beaches and shorelines, although evacuation is not currently necessary.

New Zealand is on alert following a powerful 8.7 magnitude earthquake in Russia, with the nation's disaster management agency cautioning coastal residents about potential risks.
Civil Defence New Zealand has advised people to stay clear of beaches and shore areas due to anticipated strong currents and unpredictable surges.
Despite the advisory, there is no immediate evacuation need. Residents are urged to exercise caution in the affected coastal regions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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