El miércoles 30 de julio, un fuerte terremoto de magnitud 8,8 registrado frente a la península rusa de Kamchatka, en el extremo oriental del país, provocó olas de tsunami de hasta 6 metros de altura en las inmediaciones y dio lugar a órdenes de evacuación en Japón, Hawai y el resto del Pacífico.

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A magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck off the coast of Russia's Far East, generating tsunami waves up to 16 feet high and prompting widespread evacuation orders across the Pacific, including in Japan and Hawaii. The quake caused building damage and several injuries in Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula, but officials reported no fatalities and confirmed that no children were harmed in a kindergarten where a wall collapsed.

Tsunami waves partially flooded the Russian town of Severokurilsk and reached as far as Hawaii, where residents were told to seek higher ground. Japan, still mindful of the 2011 disaster, issued evacuation orders and recorded waves up to 4.3 feet, but reported no injuries or nuclear plant issues. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center later downgraded its alert, noting no major tsunami was expected. Russian scientists described the quake as the region's strongest since 1952, with aftershocks continuing but no further strong tremors anticipated.

Un tsunami llega a Hawai tras un gran terremoto que sacude el Lejano Oriente ruso

Un fuerte terremoto en la costa del Lejano Oriente de Rusia provocó el miércoles olas de tsunami de hasta 16 pies, provocando órdenes de evacuación en Japón, Hawai y en todo el Pacífico. Testigos presenciales mostraron en vídeo el momento en que los habitantes de la remota península de Kamchatka sintieron el terremoto de magnitud 8,8, que les hizo huir, mientras que las imágenes publicadas por la región de Ministerio de Sanidad de la región muestran cómo se practica una operación mientras la sala tiembla. El seísmo de poca profundidad dañó edificios e hirió a varias personas. El ministro de emergencias de Kamchatka compartió un vídeo verificado por Reuters en el que expresaba su alivio por el hecho de que no hubiera niños en este jardín de infancia cuando una pared se derrumbó por el terremoto y que nadie resultó herido. Las olas del tsunami golpearon partes de Kamchatka e inundaron parcialmente Severokurilsk, una ciudad en una isla al sur de la península, según informaron las autoridades regionales y de emergencias. En toda la costa japonesa del Pacífico, devastada por un terremoto y un tsunami en 2011, sonaron las alarmas y se emitieron órdenes de evacuación para decenas de miles de personas. La voz automatizada en este video testigo es ella diciendo a la gente a superar el cuarto piso de los edificios. Los trabajadores también evacuaron la central nuclear de Fukushima, donde una fusión tras el tsunami de 2011 causó un desastre radiactivo. En Japón se registraron al menos tres olas de tsunami de hasta 4,3 pies, según las autoridades. Las autoridades dijeron que hasta el momento no se reportaron heridos ni daños y que no se registraron irregularidades en ningún centrales nucleares. En Hawai, la Guardia Costera de EE.UU. ordenó a los barcos salir de los puertos a medida que se acercaba el tsunami. Se advirtió a los residentes de la costa que se dirigieran a terrenos elevados o al menos al cuarto piso de los edificios. Olas de hasta 1,5 metros impactaron en las islas. El Centro de Alerta de Tsunamis del Pacífico redujo más tarde su nivel de alerta, diciendo que no se esperaba un tsunami mayor. Olas de más de 1,5 pies se observaron tan lejos como California, con los más pequeños que alcanzan Columbia Británica en Canadá. Según los científicos rusos, se trata del seísmo más potente que ha sacudido la región desde 1952. Kamchatka se encuentra en el Cinturón de Fuego del Pacífico, una región geológicamente activa y propensa a los terremotos. y erupciones volcánicas. Las autoridades dijeron que las réplicas fueron de una intensidad bastante alta, aunque añadieron que no se esperaban temblores más fuertes en un futuro próximo.

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