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Russia issues tsunami alert after quake: report

Tsunami alert.
by Staff Writers
Moscow (AFP) Jan 15, 2009
Russian emergency officials on Thursday issued a tsunami warning for the city of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky in eastern Russia after a powerful earthquake in the Pacific, RIA Novosti news agency reported.

"The tsunami station... has issued a warning in connection with the earthquake felt in Petropavlovsk," the regional office of Russia's emergency situations ministry was quoted as saying.

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Japan registers small waves after Indonesia quakes
Tokyo (AFP) Jan 4, 2009
Japan's Pacific coast was lapped by minor tsunami waves Sunday after a string of powerful earthquakes off Indonesia, the country's meteorological agency said.







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