The 7.6-magnitude quake struck on New Year’s Day and caused a 4-foot wave
Upgraded Jan. 1, 2024 10:04 pm ET
TOKYO– An effective 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck a location along the west coast of Japan, triggering a tsunami wave of a minimum of 4 feet along with home collapses and a big fire.
Thirteen individuals were eliminated in the earthquake in Ishikawa prefecture, according to public broadcaster NHK. A nationwide federal government representative in Tokyo stated authorities were reacting to a minimum of 6 cases in which individuals were caught inside a collapsed home.
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