Original Title: A 7.1-magnitude earthquake occurred in the eastern seas of Fukushima, Japan, and more than 950,000 users had power cut
A magnitude 7.1 earthquake occurred in the eastern sea of Fukushima, Japan, on the evening of the 13th.Tokyo Electric Powerthe companySaid that the earthquake caused power outages of about 950,000 users in many places.
According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, the earthquake occurred at 23:08 local time (22:08 Beijing time), with the epicenter at 141.8 degrees east longitude and 37.7 degrees north latitude, with a focal depth of 60 kilometers. The Japan Meteorological Agency did not issue a tsunami warning for the earthquake.
Confirmed by Tokyo Electric Power Company, nuclear power plants in the Fukushima area have been out of service since the “March 11” earthquake in 2011. At present, the Tohoku Electric Power Onagawa Nuclear Power Plant and the TEPCO Fukushima Second Nuclear Power Plant are normal.
According to Tokyo Electric Power Company, as of now, about 950,000 users in Ibaraki, Tochigi, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Yamanashi, Shizuoka and other places have had power outages.
The earthquake also caused many fires in Fukushima and Miyagi prefectures. Four people in Fukushima Prefecture were injured in the earthquake. An 80-year-old man from Miyagi Prefecture fell in the earthquake and suffered heavy head bleeding.
Japanese Government Prime Minister’s OfficeCrisis managementThe center has set up an official residence countermeasure room to collect information. Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga instructed to grasp the situation of the disaster as soon as possible, and hopes that all regions will cooperate closely and make every effort to rescue the disaster.
The tremor is strong in Tokyo, and the shaking lasts for about 1 minute. Many Tokyo residents said that the earthquake was the strongest since the “March 11” earthquake.
(Article Source:Xinhuanet）
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