Japan has been rocked by yet another major earthquake as a 6.5-magnitude tremor struck Aomori and Hokkaido on Wednesday, marking the nation’s third strong quake in just three days. The latest jolt follows Monday’s powerful 7.6-magnitude quake and Tuesday’s 6.7 aftershock, creating an intense streak of seismic activity that has left residents on edge.
Authorities report no tsunami threat, but widespread shaking sent cars swaying, buildings trembling, and people running for safety. Emergency crews remain on high alert as communities assess minor damage and brace for possible new aftershocks. Seismic experts warn the region may experience continued activity, though current data indicates no imminent tsunami risk.
The rapid succession of strong quakes underscores Japan’s constant vulnerability to sudden, high-impact seismic events.
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