⚠️ URGENT: Coastal Regions on High Alert
A Tsunami Watch has been officially issued following a powerful undersea earthquake that struck earlier today. Authorities across the Pacific and coastal regions are urging citizens to stay informed, follow evacuation instructions, and avoid the shorelines until further notice.
📍 Where It Happened
The earthquake occurred at approximately 3:24 PM UTC, with a preliminary magnitude of 7.8, centered off the coast of Japan. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PTWC) are closely monitoring the situation.
“We are still analyzing sea level data to determine the potential for tsunami waves,” said a spokesperson from the PTWC.
🏃 What Should You Do Right Now?
If you're in or near a coastal area in the affected region:
✅ Move to higher ground immediately
✅ Stay tuned to official emergency alerts
✅ Keep a grab-and-go emergency kit
✅ Avoid beaches and low-lying coastal roads
📢 Stay Informed and Alert
Local governments have activated emergency protocols. Schools in some areas have suspended classes, and tsunami sirens have been tested in preparation for possible evacuations.
📍 This is not a drill. If you hear tsunami sirens, act immediately.
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🔎 Bottom Line:
While no tsunami has been confirmed yet, the watch remains in effect for the next several hours. Coastal communities should prepare and act fast if evacuation orders are issued.
🕓 This is a developing story. Stay with us for real-time updates.
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