An earthquake of such an intensity that came to the coast of New Caledonia, rising tsunami waves

An earthquake of such an intensity that came to the coast of New Caledonia, rising tsunami waves

SYDNEY: After the heavy earthquake of 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck on the east coast of New Caledonia on Wednesday, earthquake scientists said that small waves of tsunami rose but there was no immediate news of the damage caused by it. The US Geological Survey said that the center of the earthquake was at a depth of 27 kilometers in the southern Pacific Ocean. This place is 231 kilometers away from the nearby town of Tadin.

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center reported that small waves of the tsunami were seen rising in the ocean. The earthquake occurred at 2:00 PM on local time. It is believed that this earthquake was caused by sliding around or near the plate boundary interface between Australia and Pacific plates. Loyalty Iceland's area is very active with an earthquake.

This area within 250 kilometers of the New Caledonia earthquake has hosted many major earthquakes in the past 100 years. The biggest earthquake in the region came in May 1995, which was centered around 100 kilometers south of the earthquake that was today

17 सेंटीमीटर की लहरें लॉयल्टी द्वीप के पास पहुंचीं

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center says that there is no danger of a major tsunami after the earthquake near New New Caledonia on Wednesday. It has been reported in the report that about 17 centimeters of waves reached the loyalty island in the ocean. However, there was no damage to these waves.


Here, from New New Caledonia to Vanuatu, there is an arc of the seismic island around the Pacific Ocean, where earthquake and volcano bursting is a common matter. This area is located approximately 3,300 kilometers east of the Sunshine Coast of Australia.