Earthquake Again in Nagano, Japan; Estimated Magnitude 5.1, No Tsunami Threat
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Two consecutive earthquakes struck northern Nagano Prefecture on the afternoon of the 18th. The second tremor, an estimated magnitude 5.1, reached a seismic intensity of lower 5 in Nagano City and Omachi City, but poses no tsunami threat.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What was the estimated magnitude and maximum seismic intensity of the first earthquake that occurred in Nagano Prefecture?
- A: The first earthquake had an estimated magnitude of 5.0 and a maximum seismic intensity of upper 5.
- Q: What was the estimated magnitude of the second earthquake that followed at around 2:54 PM?
- A: The second earthquake had an estimated magnitude of 5.1 and caused a lower 5 intensity in Nagano City and Omachi City.
- Q: Is there any danger of a tsunami resulting from either of the two earthquakes in Nagano Prefecture?
- A: According to the reports, neither of the two earthquakes poses any tsunami threat.
- Q: Where were the epicenters and what was the depth of both earthquakes according to the JMA?
- A: The epicenters were located in northern Nagano Prefecture, at a depth of approximately 10 kilometers.
- Q: Which cities in Nagano Prefecture observed a maximum seismic intensity of lower 5 during the second earthquake?
- A: Nagano City and Omachi City in Nagano Prefecture observed a maximum seismic intensity of lower 5.