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- A 7.1 magnitude earthquake occurred in Japan
- A tsunami warning was issued
- The Japanese government issued an emergency alert
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A 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck Japan. The Japan Meteorological Agency reported that a quake was recorded in the Kumamoto prefecture on Kyushu Island. Authorities issued a tsunami warning, urging residents in coastal areas to move to safe zones immediately.
The Japanese government issued an emergency alert for areas affected by the earthquake, including Kumamoto, Nagasaki, Kagoshima, Fukuoka, Saga, Oita, and Miyazaki, warning of the risk of aftershocks and calling on citizens to be cautious. There is currently no detailed information on the severity and impact of the earthquake.
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