WATCH: Russia earthquake caught on camera before tsunami warning | World | News

The video images of Russia, which showed the moment that Russia was shaken by two powerful earthquakes, one of them is a large 7.4 magnitude and a tsunami warning for the country’s Kamchatka Peninsula.

The video looks like a circle shaken by the enormous power of the earthquake, the ceiling vibrates, and the man clearly performed the distress of man images.

The most powerful earthquake hit 90 miles east of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy shortly after a 6.7-magnitude tremor was recorded in the same region. In a row, the shocks allowed the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center to warn the potential waves that reach up to one meter from normal tidal levels on some Russian coastline. The news comes within a week when Spain’s earthquake and tsunami warning affecting British tourists were shot.

Initially, a warning was also published by the US National Weather Service for Hawaii, but later canceled after further analyzes did not reveal any threats for the islands.

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center warned that Hawaii and Japan’s coastal areas can survive about 0.3 meters above normal levels. Authorities immediately took action from state institutions in the coastal regions at risk and emphasized the importance of informing and directing local population.

“People in the coastal areas under threat should remain awake for information and follow the instructions of national and local authorities.”

Russia’s TASS News Agency, operated by the state, reported that the waves up to 60 cm can reach the remote Aleutsky region on the commander Islands. In the Ust Kamchatsky region of East Kamchatka, the most populous area in the southeastern part of the peninsula could see about 15 cm waves.

Seismic measurements are usually fluctuating after an earthquake and the situation remained tense, although not the first loss reports.

The tsunami warning was officially removed at 9.42 with local time.