After the major earthquake near Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula (magnitude 8.8 as updated) on Wednesday, July 30, widespread tsunami warnings/advisories have been issued across the Pacific. The Japan Meteorological Agency issued a tsunami warning ordering immediate evacuations from coastal regions and riverside areas. Train services east and south of Tokyo, including in Yokohama, have been suspended as a precaution. A tsunami warning was issued for all Hawaiian islands. Authorities ordered coastal evacuations and warned residents to move to higher ground due to the risk of destructive waves, predicted to range from 1-3 meters. The US National Weather Service issued a tsunami advisory for Alaska's Aleutian Islands and a watch for the West Coast (California, Oregon, Washington). Guam and the islands in Micronesia are also under advisories. Tsunami in Russia: Coastal Buildings Swept Away As Tsunami Batters Kuril Islands After Powerful 8.7 Magnitude Quake Jolts Kamchatka, Terrifying Video Surfaces.

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