当地时间12日11时44分（北京时间12日10时44分），日本青森县东部海域发生地震。日本气象厅最 初报告此次地震震级为6.7级，震源深度约20公里，随后将震级和震源深度分别修正为6.9级与约17公 里。 地震发生后，气象厅对青森县太平洋沿岸、北海道太平洋沿岸中部、岩手县和宫城县等地发布"海 啸注意"预警。当地时间14时左右，日本气象厅解除全部"海啸注意"预警。 新华社东京12月12日电（记者陈泽安 李子越）日本气象厅12日下午解除全部"海啸注意"预警，并 将当天中午日本青森县东部海域发生的地震震级修正为6.9级。 此次地震目前暂无人员伤亡报告。青森县东通核电站、宫城县女川核电站没有异常报告。 8日晚，青森县东部海域曾发生7.5级地震。自8日以来，这一地点附近多次发生震级为6级左右的地 震。 ...

据"领事直通车"消息，12月8日以来，日本本州东部附近海域连续发生多起地震，最大震级达7.5级。目 前，地震造成多人受伤，日本多地已观测到海啸，超10万人接到避难指示。日本有关部门公告称，后续 或有更大地震。 外交部和中国驻日本使领馆提醒中国公民近期避免前往日本，在日同胞密切关注地震及次生灾害预警信 息，遵循当地避难指令，加强自身安全防范，远离海边等高风险地区。如遇紧急情况，请及时报警并联 系驻日使领馆寻求协助。 据"领事直通车"消息，12月8日以来，日本本州东部附近海域连续发生多起地震，最大震级达7.5级。目 前，地震造成多人受伤，日本多地已观测到海啸，超10万人接到避难指示。日本有关部门公告称，后续 或有更大地震。 联系方式 日本紧急求助电话：119 (急救、消防)、110 (警察)、118 (海上事故、 海难) 外交部全球领事保护与服务应急热线（24小时）： +86-10-12308 +86-10-65612308 中国驻日本使领馆领事保护与协助电话: 驻日本使馆领事保护与协助电话: +81-3-6450-2195 驻大阪总领馆领事保护与协助电话: +81-6-6445-9427 外交部和中国驻日本使领 ...

央视网消息：据领事直通车，12月8日以来，日本本州东部附近海域连续发生多起地震，最大震级达7.5 级。目前，地震造成多人受伤，日本多地已观测到海啸，超10万人接到避难指示。日本有关部门公告 称，后续或有更大地震。 外交部和中国驻日本使领馆提醒中国公民近期避免前往日本，在日同胞密切关注地震及次生灾害预警信 息，遵循当地避难指令，加强自身安全防范，远离海边等高风险地区。如遇紧急情况，请及时报警并联 系驻日使领馆寻求协助。 日本紧急求助电话：119（急救、消防）、110（警察）、118（海上事故、海难） 驻日本使馆领事保护与协助电话： +81-3-6450-2195 驻大阪总领馆领事保护与协助电话： +81-6-6445-9427 驻福冈总领馆领事保护与协助电话： +81-92-753-6483 外交部全球领事保护与服务应急热线（24小时）： +86-10-12308 +86-10-65612308 中国驻日本使领馆领事保护与协助电话： 驻札幌总领馆领事保护与协助电话： +81-11-513-5335 驻长崎总领馆领事保护与协助电话： +81-95-849-3311 驻名古屋总领馆领事保护与协助电话： +81-52 ...

外交部和中国驻日本使领馆提醒中国公民近期避免前往日本，在日同胞密切关注地震及次生灾 害预警信息，遵循当地避难指令，加强自身安全防范，远离海边等高风险地区。如遇紧急情 况，请及时报警并联系驻日使领馆寻求协助。 联系方式 日本紧急求助电话：119（急救、消防）、110（警察）、118（海上事故、海难） 外交部全球领事保护与服务应急热线（24小时）： +86-10-12308 +86-10-65612308 中国驻日本使领馆领事保护与协助电话： 驻日本使馆领事保护与协助电话： 12月8日以来，日本本州东部附近海域连续发生多起地震，最大震级达7.5级。目前，地震造成 多人受伤，日本多地已观测到海啸，超10万人接到避难指示。日本有关部门公告称，后续或有 更大地震。 驻福冈总领馆领事保护与协助电话： +81-92-753-6483 驻札幌总领馆领事保护与协助电话： +81-11-513-5335 驻长崎总领馆领事保护与协助电话： +81-95-849-3311 驻名古屋总领馆领事保护与协助电话： +81-52-932-1036 +81-3-6450-2195 驻大阪总领馆领事保护与协助电话： +81-6-6445-942 ...

北海道日高町消防局说，当地一名70多岁女性乘车抵达避难所后，因路面结冰，在下车时摔倒受 伤。 日本时事社报道，在青森县和岩手县，大约4200户一度停电。 新华社东京12月9日电（记者陈泽安 李子越）日本青森县东部海域8日晚发生强震，已造成多人受 伤。 据共同社和日本地方媒体报道，截至目前，青森县有16人受伤。其中，该县八户市有12人受伤，首 府青森市、五所川原市、东北町和六所村各有1人受伤。 地震发生后，日本气象厅对北海道太平洋沿岸中部、青森县太平洋沿岸、岩手县发出海啸警报。日 本广播协会报道，9日凌晨1时左右，岩手县久慈港观测到浪高70厘米海啸。另外，北海道浦河町观测到 浪高50厘米海啸，青森县八户港观测到浪高40厘米海啸。 本次地震发生于当地时间8日23时15分左右发生在青森县以东近海。日本气象厅9日凌晨将地震震级 从7.6级修正为7.5级，将震源深度从50公里修正为54公里，并敦促民众做好今后几天再次发生强震及海 啸的准备。 富士新闻网报道，截至9日凌晨1时30分，共有5.2万户家庭、超过10万人接到避难指示。 ...

据日本气象厅发布的海啸预警，日本本州东部近海当地时间12月8日深夜强震发生后，预计青森县太平 洋沿岸、岩手县沿岸及北海道太平洋沿岸中部可能出现浪高3米的海啸。而根据最新观测情况，岩手县 久慈港目前潮位上升50厘米，青森县陆奥小川原港和北海道浦河町潮位上升40厘米。 据中国地震台网正式测定，北京时间12月8日22时15分，日本本州东部附近海域（北纬41.00度，东经 142.35度）发生7.5级地震，震源深度50千米。中国地震台网此前速报测定的震级为7.8级。 日本气象厅测定的震级已从7.2级修正为7.6级。 ...

Core Viewpoint - A 6.7 magnitude earthquake occurred off the coast of Iwate Prefecture, Japan, prompting a tsunami warning for the northeastern region of Japan, with potential waves of up to 1 meter expected [3][4]. Summary by Sections - **Earthquake Details** - The earthquake struck on the 9th at 17:03 local time (16:03 Beijing time) with a depth of approximately 10 kilometers [4]. - The initial magnitude was reported as 6.5 but was later revised to 6.7 [4]. - **Tsunami Warning** - The Japan Meteorological Agency issued a tsunami advisory for the northeastern region, specifically warning residents along the coast to remain vigilant and avoid coastal and river mouth areas [4].

Core Points - A 6.9 magnitude earthquake occurred in the southern waters of the Philippines, triggering a tsunami warning [1] - The medical center in Eastern Davao province had to evacuate patients due to the earthquake [1] - The expected wave height is projected to be 1 meter above normal tide levels, posing a potential threat to life [1] - The first wave of the tsunami is anticipated to last for several hours, with residents in coastal areas advised to move to higher ground and inland [1] - Earlier that day, a 7.4 magnitude earthquake had also struck offshore near Eastern Davao province, prompting a tsunami warning [1]

Core Points - A 7.4 magnitude earthquake occurred in the Philippines on October 10, 2025, at 09:43 (BJT), with a depth of 50 kilometers, causing a localized tsunami but no impact on China's coastline [1] - The National Marine Environmental Forecasting Center will continue to monitor and analyze earthquake and tsunami data, and will not issue further information unless significant changes occur [1] Monitoring Information - Water level monitoring data indicates maximum wave heights at various stations in Indonesia and the Philippines, with the highest recorded at Beao Station (19.0 cm) [2] - Specific monitoring stations and their respective maximum wave amplitudes include: - Tarlungen Station, Indonesia: 15.0 cm - Beret Station, Indonesia: 16.0 cm - Beao Station, Indonesia: 19.0 cm - Davao Station, Philippines: 10.0 cm [2] Additional Information - The earthquake's location and monitoring efforts are documented by the National Marine Environmental Forecasting Center [4]

Core Points - A series of earthquakes have awakened seven volcanoes on the Kamchatka Peninsula, leading to a phenomenon referred to as a "volcanic eruption festival" [1] - The peninsula has shifted 2 meters southeast due to these geological activities [1] - The strongest earthquake occurred on July 30, with a magnitude of 8.7, affecting the region and causing significant volcanic activity [1] Volcanic Activity History - Volcanic activity in Kamchatka and the Kuril Islands is believed to have started 50,000 to 60,000 years ago, with the most intense activity occurring around 1,800 years ago [2] - The volume of volcanic debris from that period reached 18 to 19 cubic kilometers, with eruption columns rising up to 23 kilometers [2] - Historical eruptions have caused extensive ecological damage, including the destruction of at least 500 square kilometers of life and approximately 12,000 square kilometers of vegetation [2] Natural Disaster Risks - Volcanic activity can trigger other natural disasters, such as glacier melting and mudslides, posing risks to local communities [3] - The Kamchatka coastline has faced at least 24 tsunamis in the past 300 years, with significant events recorded in 1737 and 1952 [3] - The region is under constant threat from tsunamis, which have historically resulted in loss of life and property [3] Historical Accounts - Historical records by Stepan Krasheninnikov indicate that volcanic eruptions often precede large-scale eruptions with years of smaller eruptions [4] - Local interpretations of volcanic activity have been shaped by cultural beliefs, with some communities viewing volcanoes as the resting place of the deceased [4] - Modern responses to volcanic eruptions have improved, with better housing structures and public awareness regarding volcanic ash [4][5] Preparedness and Response - Strong volcanic eruptions typically have precursors such as small earthquakes and distinctive rumbling sounds, prompting evacuations from danger zones [5] - Historical records show that catastrophic eruptions can lead to severe wildfires and long-lasting ecological changes, turning vast areas into deserts [5]