Japan Earthquake Update: Strong Tremors Hit Kuril Islands, No Casualties Reported
Japan Earthquake Update:
On Thursday (December 28), strong tremors of an earthquake were felt in the Kuril Islands of Japan, measuring a magnitude of 6.3.
Japan Earthquake News:
On Thursday (December 28), Japan experienced strong tremors of an earthquake. The intensity of the earthquake that occurred in the Kuril Islands was measured at 6.3. There is no news of casualties. According to officials, no tsunami warning has been issued. As per media reports, this is the third earthquake in the last three days.
The earthquake that struck the Japanese Kuril Islands has caused panic. People have left their homes in a hurry. While there is no news of loss of life or property damage due to the earthquake, people are in a state of shock. According to the United States Geological Survey, two tremors were felt here within half an hour. The first shock came at 2:45 PM, followed by a 5.0 magnitude shock at 3:07 AM.
Continuous Earthquakes in Japan:
According to reports, Japan has been experiencing continuous earthquakes for the past three days. Prior to this, on December 26 and December 27, tremors of earthquakes were also felt in Japan. On December 26, earthquakes were felt in Izu Islands, and on December 27, in Hokkaido. It is known that earlier this month, after a 7.5 magnitude earthquake in Mindanao, southern Philippines, a tsunami warning was issued on the southwest coast. Additionally, on May 5, a 6.5 magnitude earthquake occurred in western Ishikawa province of Japan, causing injuries and the collapse of some buildings.
According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, the intensity of the earthquakes in Japan on December 26 was 4.9 on the Richter scale, with a depth of 431.3 kilometers. However, there were no casualties or property damage from this earthquake. The intensity of the earthquakes on December 27 was 5.0 points, with a depth of 65.5 kilometers.
