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Tsunami Warning Lifted After 7.3 Earthquake
A tsunami warning issued for Honiara and surrounding areas has been lifted.
By Jimmy Nolan
Tuesday, 22 November 2022 3:12 PM · 1 min read
Vehicles damaged by fallen debris caused by the 7.3 magnitude earthquake.
Source: Thelma Koala FB
The warning was issued following a 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck Malango, Guadalcanal – located south west of Honiara.
The Solomon Islands Met Service lifted the warning 1.48pm this afternoon.
Despite the lifting of the tsunami warning the Met service is advising the public to remain cautious as aftershocks are likely to continue.
The Solomon Islands are a part of the ’Ring of Fire’ that surrounds the basin of the Pacific Ocean; earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanic activity can occur at any time.
Sometimes localized tsunamis are caused by larger undersea earthquakes.
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