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A 7.6 magnitude earthquake occurred in the Kermadec Islands of New Zealand, generating a tsunami. While the tsunami was smaller than one generated by Chile's earthquake, reaching only 1-2 meters high, it still caused damage as buildings were not constructed to be earthquake resistant at the time. A tsunami warning was issued for New Zealand, and people were told to avoid sightseeing along the coastline as the tsunami waves reached different areas of the country over time, with the first wave hitting at 8:52 am and later waves reaching other regions up to two hours later.
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An earthquake of magnitude 7.6 struck the Kermadec Islands region of New Zealand, triggering tsunami warnings. The quake damaged buildings and a cathedral in the islands and cut off communication. The U.S. Geological Survey and Pacific Tsunami Warning Center issued tsunami warnings for the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand, and Tonga. New Zealand's tsunami warning system also alerted areas around Northland, Bay of Plenty, East Coast, and Bay of Hawks to evacuate coastal regions immediately. While damage was still being assessed, the article concludes the warning system operated correctly but more precautions should be taken for future earthquakes and tsunamis in the seismically active Kermadec
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- 1. In New Zealand's Kermadec Islands, big earthquake happen
- 3. There was the epicenter at a depth of 20km.
- 4. There were big damage in those days because the building of earthquake-resistant construction was not developed.
- 6. However, this tsunami was smaller than Chile's earthquake of tsunami.
- 7. In fact, tsunami of height was about 1 meter or 2 meters.
- 9. Naturally enough, tsunami reached late for far away.
- 11. After the first wave reached at 8:52 am on Thursday.
- 12. People in coastline were said you must not go sightseeing.
- 14. In East Cape at 8:52 am, in North Cape at 8:54 am, in Gisborne at 8:59 am and in Auckland about 10 am.
- 16. After the earthquake came, tsunami may come there.
- 17. If tsunami warning is announced, you must not go sea.
- 19. If tsunami of height is low, tsunami has big power. So we should pay attention in this time.