Tsunami threat ends after major earthquakes on Russia’s Pacific Coast

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center says that after five strongest earthquakes, Russia’s waves in the Kamchatka Peninsula are not in danger of tsunami waves – Sunday hit 7.4 seven in the nearby sea.

According to the US Geological Survey, most earthquakes were 20 kilometers (12 miles) and 144 kilometers (89 miles) of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, 144 kilometers (89 miles).

Small – but still marked before and after-based earthquakes. Russian state media, referring to local geologists, and more than two operators hit the camchatka. Their forces gradually retreated.

PTWC originally said that the main tsunami waves were in danger, but later warned the warning before the danger was finally in danger.

The Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia issued a tsunami warning after the largest earthquake to stay away from the coastal settlements.

In addition to Russian parts of Russia, the US National Tsunami warning center gave a warning center
A separate tsunami trace for the Wedish province, which ended in a few hours.

There was no immediate news of injury or loss and the ministry said there was no plan to evacuate the residents. After two hours, the danger was passed.

9.0 magnitude earthquake in Kamchatka in 1952 in 1952 was damaged, but despite the start of the waves of 9.1 meters (30 meters) in Hawaii, there were no deaths.