Tsunami warning for Fukushima after strong earthquake hits Japan

21:50, UK, Monday 21 November 2016
Image Caption: The red and yellow areas have been warned about a possible tsunami

• [url=https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=Tsunami warning for Fukushima after strong earthquake hits Japan &url=http%3A%2F%2Fnews.sky.com%2Fstory%2Ftsunami-warning-for-fukushima-after-strong-earthquake-hits-japan-10666944] Share on Twitter [/url]
  
• [url=https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fnews.sky.com%2Fstory%2Ftsunami-warning-for-fukushima-after-strong-earthquake-hits-japan-10666944&t=Tsunami warning for Fukushima after strong earthquake hits Japan] Share on Facebook [/url]
  
• Share on Google+
  
• [email=?to=&subject=Shared%20from%20Sky%20News%3A%20Tsunami%20warning%20for%20Fukushima%20after%20strong%20earthquake%20hits%20Japan%20&body=Shared%20from%20Sky%20News%3A%20Tsunami%20warning%20for%20Fukushima%20after%20strong%20earthquake%20hits%20Japan%20%20http%3A%2F%2Fnews.sky.com%2Fstory%2Ftsunami-warning-for-fukushima-after-strong-earthquake-hits-japan-10666944] Share by email [/email]
  

A tsunami warning for waves up to three metres has been issued after a 7.3 magnitude earthquake hit northeastern Japan.
Tokyo Electric Power Co said it was checking its nuclear plants in Fukushima prefecture for any damage.
The epicentre is not far from Fukushima's Daiichi plant, which in 2011 had a nuclear meltdown following Japan's strongest-ever earthquake - a 9.0.
Monday's quake struck off the Japanese coast, 67km northeast of Iwaki city, at a depth of 10km, the US Geological Survey said.
TV pictures showed ships moving out to sea from Fukushima harbours.
Image Caption: The Fukushima plant was seriously damaged by a 9.0 quake and tsunami in 2011
Tokyo also felt tremors from the earthquake - which struck at 6am local time (9pm GMT), according to Japan's Meteorological Agency.
There are so far no reports of damage or injuries.

http://news.sky.com/story/tsunami-warning-for-fukushima-after-strong-earthquake-hits-japan-10666944

At least 15 people have been injured in a 6.9 magnitude earthquake that shook Tokyo early this morning.
A woman in her 80s broke her leg when she fell down the stairs and a woman in her 70s was injured when a cupboard toppled over.
People raced to higher ground as the quake hit off the north-east coast of Japan just before 6am local time.
The quake, which was initially put at a 7.3 magnitude, struck 67km northeast of Iwaki city, in the Fukushima Prefecture,the US Geological Survey (USGS) said.
The Japan Meteorological Agency issued tsunami advisories for much of the nation's northern Pacific coast.
After warnings were downgraded, the agency advised that another large quake could be expected within the next few days, and people in the region have been advised to “remain cautious” for the next week.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/fukushima-earthquake-live-updates-tsunami-9306230




It's a wibbly wobbly world round there!

Suppose there will be bleeding collections for the Japanese now even though our own people have been flooded out, lost homes and valuables.

I burst out laughing at that, you are such a pathetic creature with the brains of a louse.   Did we have a collection when the nuclear reactor got hit?   No we didn't.   Never mind ol' fella, at your age obsessions are normal lol

Major wrote:Suppose there will be bleeding collections for the Japanese now even though our own people have been flooded out, lost homes and valuables.

You're so stupid sometimes. What a pointless comment.

MAJOR is so brain_fucked stupid, it's truly incredible...
And not quite natural..


On the Contrary, Japan has been one of the leading contributors to disaster relief efforts over recent decades..

Every time that Major seems like he can't be any more clueless, he outdoes himself with some new crappola like this latest effort !      

" shakes head in despair"