News24 | Residents Told to Evacuate After 1 000 Earthquakes Hit Japan Island Amid ‘Risk of Collapsed Houses’
- A 5.5 magnitude earthquake struck near Akuseki Island in the Tokara chain on July 3, prompting evacuation orders for residents.
- This event followed over 1,000 recent earthquakes in the Tokara area since June 21, reflecting intensified seismic activity in the region.
- Officials advised 89 residents of a small island to take refuge at a local school playground as a safety measure amid heightened risks of landslides and structural collapses.
- Ayataka Ebita, director at the Japan Meteorological Agency, confirmed there was no tsunami danger related to this earthquake and advised the public to stay vigilant for earthquakes of comparable strength in the coming period.
- After confirming all residents were safe and no major damage occurred, authorities lifted the evacuation instruction but continue monitoring seismic risks in the area.
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News24 | Residents told to evacuate after 1 000 earthquakes hit Japan island amid ‘risk of collapsed houses’
Japanese authorities urged the 89 residents of a small southern island to evacuate after a strong earthquake, the latest of more than 1 000 recent jolts to hit the area.
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Japan briefly orders evacuation as 1,000 quakes shake Tokara Islands since June
TOKYO, July 3 — Japanese authorities urged the 89 residents of a small southern island to evacuate after a strong earthquake today, the latest of more than 1,000 recent jolts to hit the area. Residents were urged to evacuate to “a school playground in Akuseki Island,” a municipal official told AFP. Akuseki is part of the Tokara island chain south of Kyushu region, which has been rattled by 1,031 quakes since June 21. No major damage has been rep…
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