A strong earthquake with a magnitude of 6.1 struck Japan’s Hokkaido region on Saturday. The quake’s epicenter was located off the eastern coast of Hokkaido at a shallow depth of approximately 20 kilometers (12 miles).
This seismic event caused the ground to shake significantly in nearby cities, including Kushiro, disturbing the residents. Despite the intensity of the tremor, Japanese authorities have not issued any tsunami warning, and there have been no immediate reports of injuries or serious damage.
Emergency services are monitoring the situation closely as precautionary measures remain active. Local residents are advised to stay alert for any further announcements and aftershocks.
This earthquake is one of the strongest to hit the area recently, emphasizing the need for preparedness in this seismically active region. The Japan Meteorological Agency continues to assess the situation to ensure public safety.
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