A seismic event occurred off the eastern coast of Kamchatka, prompting the Japan Meteorological Agency to issue a tsunami warning, urging residents to “immediately seek shelter.”

#Japan Meteorological Agency Issues Tsunami Warning Urging Evacuation Immediately# [A tsunami warning has been issued by the Japan Meteorological Agency, urging residents to “evacuate immediately” due to an earthquake in the far eastern coast of Kamchatka] #7.9 Magnitude Earthquake in the Far Eastern Coast of Kamchatka# According to reports from Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK), the Japan Meteorological Agency has just issued a tsunami warning, stating that many areas along the Pacific coast are expected to face a tsunami of up to about 3 meters high, urging local residents to “evacuate immediately.”
The China Earthquake Network Center officially determined: A 7.9 magnitude earthquake occurred at 07:24 on July 30th, in the far eastern coast of Kamchatka (52.40 north latitude, 160.20 east longitude), with a depth of 10 kilometers.
A strong earthquake occurred in the far eastern coast of Kamchatka.