Terremoto de magnitude 8,2 aciona alerta de tsunami no Alasca
O tremor atingiu a área a sudeste de Perryville e ameaçou a costa oeste de tsunami
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Na madrugada desta quinta-feira (29/7), um tremor de 8,2 na escala Richter abalou a costa do Alasca, nos Estados Unidos. A ameaça provocou um alerta de tsunami na costa oeste, que foi, em seguida, descartado. As ilhas Marianas do Norte e Guam também foram afetadas, segundo o NWS Tsunami Alerts.
#BREAKING: M 8.2 #earthquake has just hit SE of Perryville, #Alaska. #Tsunami threat being evaluated for west coast. pic.twitter.com/Th7LhaKBqU
— Sandhya Patel (@SandhyaABC7) July 29, 2021
All #Tsunami alerts for the #Alaska coastline have been cancelled.
Remember, strong and unusual currents may continue for several hours. If you have damage, please report it to your local officials.
Stay safe, get some rest, and we’ll keep the watch for you. Good night. https://t.co/wzUBu4ysK3
— NWS Tsunami Alerts (@NWS_NTWC) July 29, 2021
#BREAKING : 8.2 strong #earthquake rocks the coast of #alaska. #tsunami warning. This is the strngst #earthquake after 2018. Pray for the people of Alaska. Stay strong. Prayer🙏🙏 pic.twitter.com/qDLZwo1xu1
— cheikaba h (@CheikabaH) July 29, 2021
