Mega Quake Shakes Russia's Far East, Sparking Tsunami Alerts Across Pacific
A massive 8.8-magnitude earthquake struck Russia's Far East, triggering tsunami alerts for regions across the northern Pacific. Despite significant damage, no major injuries have been reported. Coastal areas from Hawaii to New Zealand are on high alert, with evacuation advisories issued to safeguard residents and minimize potential harm.
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In a chilling reminder of nature's potency, a colossal 8.8-magnitude earthquake rocked Russia's Far East early Wednesday, leading to tsunami warnings across the northern Pacific region.
Subsequent advisories affected coastal areas from Alaska to New Zealand, with residents urged to evacuate or seek higher ground as precautionary measures were put in place.
The earthquake, one of the strongest recorded globally since Japan's 2011 disaster, triggered offshore waves but resulted in minimal human injuries, highlighting the region's preparedness and rapid response.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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