An earthquake measuring 7.5 in magnitude occurred off the coast of Alaska, detected by the USGS at around 4:30 pm ET. This quake has triggered a tsunami alert affecting the coastal regions of southwestern Alaska, including communities from Kennedy Entrance to Unimak Pass. Approximately 17,000 residents in the area have reported sirens signaling potential danger. There have been no tsunami waves detected yet; however, significant coastal flooding and strong currents are anticipated, with warnings that may last for several hours.
A 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Alaska, prompting a tsunami alert for thousands of residents. The quake was detected by USGS at 4:30 pm ET.
The tsunami alert warns of potential impacts along coastal areas of southwestern Alaska, including from Kennedy Entrance to Unimak Pass, affecting over 17,000 residents.
No tsunami has yet been detected from the earthquake, but the situation remains fluid with warnings for dangerous coastal flooding and strong currents expected.
Residents from the impacted areas reported hearing sirens as emergency alerts were activated. The situation continues to develop, and community safety measures are in effect.
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