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A powerful 7.5 magnitude offshore earthquake has struck near Japan, triggering immediate tsunami warnings and emergency alerts across coastal regions. Reports confirm that the first tsunami waves have reached parts of the Japanese coastline following the strong undersea quake. Authorities have urged residents in affected areas to evacuate to higher ground as the situation continues to develop. Emergency response teams are monitoring the impact, while further waves and aftershocks remain a serious concern. The full extent of damage is still being assessed.

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00:18A powerful earthquake has struck off the coast of northeastern Japan, triggering immediate
00:25tsunami warnings, and urgent evacuations across multiple prefectures.
00:30The quake, measured at around magnitude 7.4 to 7.5 by the Japan Meteorological Agency
00:39and the U.S. Geological Survey, hit offshore near the San Riku region in the Pacific at
00:46a shallow depth, making it strongly felt across northern Japan.
00:51Shaking reached intense levels in areas including Aomori and Aiwate prefectures, with residents
00:59reporting violent tremors that rattled buildings and disrupted daily life.
01:04Within minutes, Japan's meteorological authorities issued a tsunami warning and tsunami advisory,
01:12warning that waves of up to three meters could strike parts of the coastline.
01:17The highest alert level was issued for southern coastal areas of Hokkaido and parts of Iwate,
01:24while broader advisory warnings extended across Aomori, Miyagi, and Fukushima prefectures.
01:33Shortly after the quake, tsunami waves were confirmed reaching coastal areas, including
01:39the port of Hachinohe in Aomori prefecture, as well as other nearby ports along the Pacific coastline.
01:47While initial wave heights appear relatively modest in some locations, officials are warning
01:54that tsunami activity often comes in multiple waves, and later surges can be significantly stronger.
02:02Residents have been instructed to evacuate immediately to higher ground and remain there until all warnings
02:10are officially lifted.
02:12So far, there are no confirmed reports of major structural damage or casualties, but emergency
02:18assessments are still underway.
02:20Japan's nuclear facilities and critical infrastructure are also being monitored,
02:26with no abnormalities reported at this stage.
02:30This earthquake is a reminder of Japan's position along the Pacific Ring of Fire, one of the most
02:37seismically active zones in the world.
02:40Authorities continue to urge caution, stressing that the situation is still developing, and that
02:47the risk of further tsunami waves or aftershocks remains high.
02:51For now, the focus is clear, stay alert, stay safe, and remain evacuated until the all-clear
03:00is given.
03:29Thank you for listening.
03:31Bye-bye.
03:31Something like that.
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