A strong earthquake was felt in New Zealand in the third phase

A strong earthquake was felt off the coast of New Zealand in the third phase. A tsunami alert was issued. However, the warning was later lifted. This information has been reported in the BBC media news.

The quake, which struck three times in the last 24 hours, the last at a magnitude of 6.1, has forced residents of the North Island coastal region to evacuate. The country’s national disaster management agency issued a tsunami alert in the area.

Each of the three earthquakes has a magnitude of seven. The last third hit the uninhabited area of ​​Kermadek Island at 7:30 am local time on Friday. Kermadek Island is located 1,000 kilometers northeast of the New Zealand coast.

Residents of various villages rushed to the site to seek refuge in the highlands after the earthquake and earthquake.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arden tweeted: “Hopefully people are okay.”

However, the epicenter of the earthquake was reported below the epicenter; no tsunami warning was issued. Residents can go home. But it cannot be located on the beach.

New Caledonia and Vanuatu, two South Pacific countries bordering Australia, have been told to be prepared for a catastrophic wave. Waves up to 10 feet high have been noted in these countries.

However, the epicenter was reported below the floor of the Pacific Ocean; no tsunami warning was issued. However, the epicenter was reported below the floor of the Pacific Ocean; no tsunami warning was issued.

The Hawaii-based Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said tsunami waves were seen. However, no casualties were reported.

Last week, New Zealand experienced a decade of devastating earthquakes in Christchurch. The 6.3 magnitude earthquake affected many parts of Christchurch, killing 165 people.