On May 2, 2026, the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) issued an automatic earthquake warning. The alert was issued at 18:33 local time, warning of a potential earthquake affecting several regions in Japan.
This is an automatic alert from the JMA's seismic monitoring system, designed to promptly inform the public and authorities to prepare for response. Specific details about the magnitude, epicenter location, and supplementary warnings are being updated.
Residents in high-risk areas are advised to monitor official announcements from the JMA and local governments, and to take necessary safety measures such as staying away from tall structures and coastal areas if a tsunami warning is issued.
The event was reported through Kyodo News's automatic system, reflecting Japan's rapid warning capabilities in dealing with natural disasters.
