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A powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake has struck off the coast of Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, sending shockwaves across the region and triggering tsunami alerts as far as Alaska. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, this was a shallow aftershock of a major earthquake that hit the area in July, making it even more dangerous.

Footage captured by locals shows cars rocking, furniture clattering, and alarms going off — a chilling scene in one of the world’s most volcanically active zones. Tsunami waves between 30 to 62 cm were reported, and emergency teams were placed on high alert as building inspections began immediately.

Luckily, no injuries or major damage have been reported, but this quake serves as a stark reminder of the raw power hiding beneath our feet.
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00:00A massive magnitude 7.8 earthquake has just rocked Russia's Far East,
00:04and it was powerful enough to trigger tsunami alerts across the Pacific.
00:08This quake struck off the coast of Kamchatka,
00:11a region already known for its intense volcanic activity.
00:14And here's the twist. This wasn't even the main event.
00:17According to the U.S. Geological Survey,
00:20it was actually an aftershock of a huge quake that hit the same region back in July.
00:25It happened at a shallow depth of just 10 kilometers,
00:28the kind of quake that can cause real surface-level chaos.
00:32People captured footage of cars shaking, furniture clattering, and alarms blaring.
00:36Emergency teams were put on high alert immediately,
00:39with the governor confirming inspections of homes and public buildings started right away.
00:44Small tsunami waves, between 30 to 62 centimeters, were detected,
00:48and Alaska even received a tsunami alert, which was later lifted.
00:53Thankfully, no major injuries or damage have been reported.
00:56But in a place already on edge, this quake is a chilling reminder.
00:59The earth beneath Kamchatka isn't done rumbling just yet.
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