Earthquake of magnitude 7.3 strikes Alaska, tsunami warning issued

Intense tremors felt in America. Information is received that a 7.3 Richter scale earthquake occurred in several places in Alaska. Coastal residents have been severely affected, and a tsunami warning has also been issued after the earthquake.

After the earthquake, everyone ran outside. Fishermen living in coastal areas have been severely affected. The epicenter of the earthquake was about 87 kilometers south of Sand Point. Information about the extent of damage caused by the earthquake is not yet available.

There is information about the tsunami threat in Kennedy Gateway, including southern Alaska and the Alaska Peninsula, Unimak Pass in Alaska, and the coastal areas of the Pacific Ocean. The administration has asked people living in coastal areas to leave their homes.