Osaka City Issues Update on Tsunami Advisory Following Kamchatka Peninsula Earthquake
Osaka, Japan – The City of Osaka has announced the lifting of a tsunami advisory that was issued in response to an earthquake that occurred near the Kamchatka Peninsula. The advisory, which was in effect for a period, has now been rescinded as of July 31, 2025, at 4:00 AM.
The initial advisory was put in place following seismic activity detected in the vicinity of the Kamchatka Peninsula, a region known for its geological dynamism. Authorities closely monitored the situation to assess any potential impact on coastal areas.
After careful evaluation of the seismic data and subsequent oceanic observations, the tsunami advisory has been officially lifted. This indicates that there is no longer a threat of significant tsunami waves reaching the shores.
The City of Osaka advises all residents and visitors to remain vigilant and stay informed about any further updates from official sources. While the immediate threat has passed, it is always prudent to follow guidance from disaster management agencies during and after seismic events.
Further details regarding the earthquake and the tsunami information can be found on the official website of the City of Osaka’s Crisis Management Office.
カムチャツカ半島付近の地震に伴う津波情報について【津波注意報解除】
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