Indian authorities have warned people in coastal areas to head for higher ground, four days after giant waves triggered by the massive earthquake killed at least 10,000 Indians.
India’s central alert said there was evidence from foreign experts that a powerful earthquake could occur Thursday afternoon near Australia, triggering another tsunami in the Indian Ocean, according to a report from state-run Press Trust of India.
The U.S. Geological Survey, which monitors earthquake activity around the world, said it had not recorded any major activity that would spawn a tsunami.
There have been more than 70 aftershocks recorded on the Web site from Sunday’s quake. The strongest measured 7.1, but most have been between 5 and 6 in magnitude.
None have produced any more tsunamis.
[More: CNN]
hello
i want to know is the new tsunami is really
and can tourists go to these destracted countries?
cooollllllllllll dudddes am a vegiii perrsooon!!!!!!
yaaa dudes!!!!
OMG, it is very scary nowing that this place is not safe any more, i hope there will be no more Tsunami, it is heart-breaking nowing that so many people will die if it occures again 🙁 🙁
**prays**