
Russia earthquake: Threat of tsunami due to massive earthquake of 8.8 magnitude in Russia and Japan; people are being shifted to safer places
A powerful earthquake of 8.8 magnitude hit the Far East of Russia, after which tsunami waves arose in the coastal areas of the Kuril Islands and Japan’s northern island, Hokkaido. A large number of people fled to safer places, while high alert was issued in many countries. People have been advised to move to safer places; let us tell you that there is no news of any major injury so far. Everyone is safe at the moment and will remain in safe places till the danger is completely over. According to the report, the 8.8 magnitude earthquake in the Far East of Russia is among the 10 most powerful earthquakes ever recorded in the world. China’s Tsunami Warning Center has predicted waves ranging from 30 cm to one meter high in some parts of the eastern coast. Officials have warned people to stay away from the coastlines and said that the danger may persist for more than a day. Buildings were washed away by floods due to the tsunami. After the tsunami, all the people there have been taken to safe places. But the buildings were washed away by floods due to the tsunami. There was enough time, so everyone was taken to safe places. This earthquake is being considered the most powerful after the 2011 Japan earthquake, whose magnitude was 9.0. Governments, along with common citizens, should be aware and prepared for earthquakes of such high intensity. Because even today it is not completely possible to predict what can happen under the earth. Russia Earthquake Triggers Tsunami Alerts: Hawaii Flights Cancelled, Passengers Moved to Shelters pic.twitter.com/NnStGWHxpb — Hawaii DOT (@DOTHawaii) July 30, 2025 Tsunami waves are reaching other parts Tsunami waves have reached some parts of Alaska. Along with this, it has been confirmed that tsunami waves have started coming in some parts of Hawaii as well. Keeping the danger in mind, officials have urged immediate action for the safety of the people. At the same time, tsunamis up to 40 centimeters (1.3 feet) high have been seen at 16 places in Japan. Officials have urged people to be cautious.