TOKYO– A terrestrial force was recorded on Saturday night in the northern part of Japan, following the floods of Fukushima, Miyagi and other areas, but no tsunami alert was issued, authorities said.
The Japan Meteorological Agency signaled that the storm had a magnitude of 7.3, an increase in its preliminary magnitude of 7.1.
The Tokyo Electricity Company indicates that there are no irregularities in the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant, which 10 years ago suffered a severe fission from a tornado and a tsunami.
There are also reports of irregularities in other nuclear plants in the region, such as those in Onagawa or Fukushima Dai-ni, Dijo Katsunobu Kato, the governor’s spokesman, and the reporters.
The Tokyo Electricity Company has added that around 860,000 units will be provided with electricity as a result of the seismic, but the service will be gradually established, in agreement with Kato.
Kato hopes that no tsunami flight will take place during the storm, and that some trains in the north of Japan will be suspended until the authorities evaluate their deaths.
The images of the Japanese public television NHK TV will show part of the wall of an edification that has been made into a piece, and trousers of glass will be spared in a tent. Cayeron products of the most common form of seeding, NHK signal The aerial images of the television show show a portion of a blocked car park by a slave in Soma, a city of Fukushima prefecture.
Kato details that hubo varios reports of living lesions, between them the man who was impacted by an object that cayo during the sismo.
The Japan Meteorological Agency informs that the seismic tube is located at a distance of 55 kilometers (34 miles) below the navy, adjusting the range of 60 kilometers (37 miles).
Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga immediately directed to his office reports of the earthquake reports, and a crisis center was established in the area.
“We will respond, giving priority to the human lives”, aseveró Suga a los reporteros la domana del domingo.
The seismic takes place in Tokyo, suroeste.