
Magnitude 6.2 Earthquake Hits Western Japan, No Tsunami
A 5.7-magnitude earthquake struck near Matsue, Japan, causing shaking with potential aftershocks within 100 miles, with data subject to revision as scientists analyze further information.
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A 5.7-magnitude earthquake struck near Matsue, Japan, causing shaking with potential aftershocks within 100 miles, with data subject to revision as scientists analyze further information.

A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck Shimane Prefecture in western Japan, causing widespread shaking but no tsunami warning was issued. Multiple aftershocks followed, with increased risks of landslides and falling rocks, though no injuries or power abnormalities have been reported. The earthquake caused temporary disruptions to transportation and was felt across several regions in western Japan.

A 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck southern and central Mexico near Guerrero, causing at least two deaths, structural damage, and landslides, with over 500 aftershocks reported; emergency responses and evacuations were underway as residents and officials assessed the damage.

A 6.5-magnitude earthquake struck near Rancho Viejo, Mexico, causing no immediate casualties or widespread damage, with aftershocks potentially occurring in the region. Seismologists are reviewing data and may update the quake's details and impact maps.

A 6.6-magnitude earthquake struck near Yilan, Taiwan, in the Philippine Sea, with potential aftershocks occurring in the region, prompting seismic monitoring and updates from the USGS.

A 7.0 magnitude earthquake off Taiwan’s northeastern coast caused minor damage and power outages, with no major injuries reported. Authorities warn of potential aftershocks, but the situation is under control, highlighting Taiwan's ongoing seismic vulnerability.

A magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck off the northeast coast of Taiwan near Yilan, felt across the island with no immediate reports of major damage or casualties, and residents advised to stay alert for aftershocks.

A magnitude-6.6 earthquake struck off Taiwan's northeast coast near Yilan, causing shaking across the island with no immediate reports of major damage or casualties, and residents advised to remain alert for aftershocks.

A 6.9 magnitude earthquake off Japan's coast near Iwate triggered a brief tsunami advisory, with waves up to 20 cm, but no injuries or major damage were reported. Power outages and train delays occurred, and authorities warned of potential aftershocks and larger waves in the coming days.

A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck western Turkey, causing buildings to collapse and injuring 22 people, with no fatalities reported. The quake was felt in Istanbul and nearby provinces, following a series of aftershocks, and occurred in a region already affected by previous tremors. Authorities are assessing the damage, and many residents remain outdoors due to fear and ongoing aftershocks.

A strong 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Mindanao, Philippines, prompting tsunami warnings for the region and nearby Indonesia, with potential waves up to 3 meters. Authorities advise immediate evacuation in coastal areas, and multiple aftershocks have been reported, with no immediate damage confirmed.

Following a powerful 8.8-magnitude earthquake off Russia's coast, numerous aftershocks, including several above magnitude 6, have rattled the North Pacific, prompting tsunami warnings and evacuations, especially along Russia's Far East and parts of Northern California.

A powerful earthquake in Russia's Far East has triggered a series of events including a volcano eruption, with widespread tsunami warnings issued across the Pacific Rim, especially in Chile which has upgraded its warning to the highest level. Additional aftershocks are possible, and authorities are monitoring the situation closely.

A 7.2 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Alaska initially prompted a tsunami warning, leading to evacuations, but the warning was later canceled as no significant waves were expected, and the threat subsided.

A 7.3 magnitude earthquake near the Aleutian Islands triggered a tsunami warning in Alaska, which was later canceled after initial waves were confirmed to be small; evacuations occurred in some areas, but no significant damage was reported.