Video: Earthquake wreaking havoc in Japan, your heart will be shaken after watching the video
Video: Earthquake wreaking havoc in Japan, your heart will be shaken after watching the video
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Strong tremors have been felt in Japan. Let us tell you that the magnitude of the earthquake here has been measured at 7.4 on the Richter scale. Yes and till now 2 people have been reported killed and more than 100 injured. A tsunami alert has also been issued. After this earthquake last Wednesday night, a small tsunami hit the coast, although its risk was low. Tsunami waves of 30 centimeters (11 in) reached the coast at Ishinomaki, about 390 kilometers (242 mi) northeast of Tokyo.

Yes and there is still an alert here. Let us also tell you all, where the earthquake has occurred, it is the same part of northern Japan where 11 years ago there was a severe earthquake of 9.0 magnitude and everything was destroyed by the tsunami. Then the nuclear reactor here was also destroyed. On the other hand, the Fire and Disaster Management Agency said that, 'Two people died and 94 others were injured, out of which four are in critical condition'. Simultaneously, according to the report of Kyodo News, a 60-year-old man died after falling from the second floor of his house in Soma City. At the same time, another 70-year-old man died of a heart attack during the earthquake.

Let us tell you that many photo-videos of earthquake in Japan have gone viral. Footage that has surfaced also shows furniture and equipment being dropped on the floor in a Fukushima apartment. In another video, cosmetics and other items at a store fell from the shelves and were scattered on the floor. With this, an electric pole collapsed in Yokohama, near Tokyo.

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