Topic
163 articles
A strong earthquake registering 'lower 6' on Japan's 7-point seismic scale struck the country on the evening of June 25, 2026, triggering automatic alerts. Officials warn of aftershocks and landslides as details on the epicenter and damage remain unknown.
A preliminary 5.6-magnitude earthquake struck Japan’s Yamanashi Prefecture on June 19. No tsunami warning was issued, and no abnormal volcanic activity was observed at Mount Fuji. No initial damage or injuries have been reported.
The Japan Meteorological Agency issued an automatic earthquake alert on June 25, 2026, at 07:45 local time. No details on the epicenter, magnitude, or damage are available yet. Authorities urge calm and preparedness.
Japan's Meteorological Agency issued an automated earthquake warning at 7:45 a.m. local time on June 25, 2026, urging residents in at-risk areas to prepare for strong tremors and seek safe shelter. No details on magnitude, epicenter, or damage have been released yet as officials continue to monitor the situation.
A strong earthquake shook Tokyo and nearby regions on June 25, 2026, triggering emergency alerts. No immediate damage or casualties have been reported, but officials are monitoring for aftershocks.
A strong earthquake struck near Tokyo on June 25, 2026, but no tsunami warning was issued. The quake was felt across the capital and surrounding areas, with no immediate reports of major damage or casualties. Japan remains on alert as authorities continue to monitor the situation.
At least 589 people have been killed and thousands injured in a devastating double earthquake that struck Venezuela's coastal region, the worst seismic disaster in the country in over a century. Survivors in the worst-hit city of La Guaira are desperately searching for missing loved ones and pleading for international aid as rescue efforts continue.
Two powerful earthquakes struck near Caracas, killing at least 235 people, injuring more than 4,300, and causing economic damage estimated at 1-7% of Venezuela's GDP. Poor infrastructure and underinvestment in urban planning are seen as key reasons the capital was so vulnerable.
Rescue teams are racing against time to find survivors after the most powerful earthquake in over a century struck Venezuela, leaving 235 dead and more than 4,000 injured. Two quakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 hit northern Venezuela near Caracas within seconds, flattening buildings and leaving thousands missing.
