TSUNAMI ALERT: Powerful 7.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Japan
Citizens in affected areas must move to higher ground immediately.
This article originally appeared on ZeroHedge and was republished with permission.
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A powerful earthquake struck offshore along Japan’s northern coast near Aomori and Hokkaido just moments ago.
Japan’s Meteorological Agency has issued a tsunami alert, warning that water surges could reach up to 3 meters (about 10 feet) along parts of the northeastern coast.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi told reporters that citizens in the affected areas must continue moving to higher ground following the magnitude 7.2 earthquake.
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Latest headlines (courtsey of Bloomberg):
Tohoku Electric: 800 buildings without power after Japan quake
Some Tohoku Shinkansen service halted after Japan quake (Kyodo)
Japan regulator: No issues found at the Onagawa Nuclear Power Plant
Good news on the nuclear power front:
No issues at Fukushima and Higashidori nuclear plants: Kyodo
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krissaj51f.substack.com/p/a44
Good reporting on the rapid response. What's reassuring here is how much Japan's early warning infrastructure has improved since 2011. The fact that nuclear plants are reporting clear immediately, plus the coordinated evacuation messaging, shows they're treating every coastal quake with the seriousness it deserves now. Still nerve-wracking watching those 10-foot surge predictions roll in though.