Hawaii hit by urgent tsunami warning – ‘You are in danger’ | US | News
For Hawaii, an emergency tsunami warning was released after a large 8.7 -magnitude earthquake in Russia’s 8.7 magnitude earthquake.
Pacific Tsunami Warning Center, the earthquake close to the east coast of Kamchatka at 13:30 just before the Hawaii Standard Clock said.
The authorities spent the last few hours following a tsunami signs.
“A number of powerful waves and powerful currents can affect the shores around you by the National Weather Service.
“You’re in danger,” he continued, It reflects us.
“Get away from the coastal waters. Now go to the high place or inner region. Stay away from the beach until local authorities say it is safe to return.”
According to the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center, if the waves would hit Hawaii, it would reach the earliest HST at the earliest at the earliest – about three hours from the moment the official warning was given.
“An investigation continues to determine if there is a threat of a tsunami for Hawaii,” PTWC said before the official warning. He said.
“Based on all available data, a tsunami may be produced by this earthquake that can be destructive even in the coastal areas from the central base.
“The level of danger of tsunami is being evaluated for other US and Canadian Pacific coasts in North America.” He said.
“More information will be given in additional messages.”
California coastline and some parts of Alaska were also a tsunami consultancy. The Samalga Pass, which is close to the Aleutian Islands of Alaska, is also under warning.
For Los Angeles, the National Weather Service shared updated information about X, “A tsunami clock is valid for the districts of coastal San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura and Los Angeles.
X Today, a user shared an emergency warning shared by O’AHU Emergency Management Department.
The message, “You are in danger! Now go to the high place or inner area!”
The message contained a consultancy for people to move to the fourth floor or higher level as possible.
In other social media broadcasts, people have shared intense traffic images in Honolulu, which shows that people switch to the higher ground.
People to other inhabitants of the island “Please don’t wait. Traffic is already heavy.”
