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1楼主 ...2007/3/25 10:18:00
中新网东京3月25日电 日本沿海地区25日晨发生了里氏7.1级地震,东京地区有明显震感。
据日本NHK电视台报道称,东京地区有明显震感。目前还没有人员伤亡的报告
新华网快讯:日本石川县能登半岛附近海域当地时间25日上午9时42分发生里氏7.1级地震,日本气象厅随后发出海啸警报。
19 Oropher2007/3/25 11:52:00
Updated Sat. Mar. 24 2007 10:46 PM ET
Associated Press
TOKYO -- A strong earthquake struck Japan early Sunday, killing at least one person, violently shaking buildings and triggering two very small tsunamis that hit the coast, officials and media reports said.
The quake hit shortly before 10 a.m. off the north coast of Ishikawa prefecture (state), Japan's Meteorological Agency said. It had a preliminary magnitude of 7.1. A small tsunami of 15 centimetres hit shore around 10:18 a.m., public broadcaster NHK said. A second of similar size hit minutes later down the coast.
Television footage from the quake zone showed buildings shaking violently for about 30 seconds.
NHK reported one person died and 40 were injured.
Immediately after the quake struck, authorities issued a tsunami warning for the country's northwestern Sea of Japan coast and broadcasters urged people near the sea to seek higher ground. The Meteorological Agency said seismically triggered waves of up to 63 cm were possible.
Calls to police and local officials in the region were not immediately answered.
The U.S. Geological Survey said the epicenter of the earthquake was 360 kilometres northwest of Tokyo. The USGS gave a preliminary magnitude of 7.3.
Train services in the Ishikawa and nearby Toyama prefectures were suspended and all Nippon Airways flights between Ishikawa and Tokyo were postponed, Kyodo News agency said.
Nuclear power plants operated by Tokyo Electric Power Co. and Kansai Electric Power Co. were operating normally in Niigata and Fukui prefectures, according to the report.
Japan sits atop four tectonic plates and is one of the world's most earthquake-prone countries.
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