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Japan issued an automatic earthquake alert early on August 2, 2026, via its early warning system. The alert was brief, with no details on magnitude or affected regions, as authorities urged preparedness.
Japan's meteorological agency sent out an automatic earthquake warning on July 28, 2026, as part of its standard rapid notification system. No damage or injuries have been reported, and officials are urging calm while awaiting further details.
Japan's Meteorological Agency issued an automatic earthquake alert on July 28, 2026, at 4:31 p.m. local time. The alert, which lacked specific intensity or affected regions, urges residents to stay informed and prepared.
The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued an automatic earthquake warning on July 28, 2026, calling on residents to stay alert and take precautions. No details on timing, epicenter, or magnitude are available yet.
The Japan Meteorological Agency issued an automatic earthquake alert on July 28, 2026. Details such as magnitude and epicenter are pending. No immediate damage or casualties reported.
The Japan Meteorological Agency issued an automatic earthquake warning on July 28, 2026. No specifics on magnitude or damage have been released.
The Japan Meteorological Agency issued an automatic earthquake warning on July 28, 2026. The alert was activated by the agency's automated system based on data from its nationwide monitoring network. No details are yet available regarding the magnitude, epicenter, or damage.
Japan's Meteorological Agency issued an automatic earthquake warning on June 16, 2026, at 19:50 local time, according to Kyodo News. The automatic alert contained no immediate details on magnitude, epicenter, or damage. Residents are urged to monitor official updates.
The Japan Meteorological Agency issued an automatic earthquake warning at 7:50 p.m. local time on June 16, 2026. Details about the quake are still emerging.
