A strong earthquake of 6.9 hit Papua New Guinea on Saturday morning, the local time, according to the United States Geological Service.
The earthquake focused 194 km to the southeast of Kimbe, the capital of the province of West New Britain, according to the United States Geological Service.
According to the data of the US Geological Service, according to the data of the US Geological Service.
The earthquake led the US Tsunami Warning Center. Uu. To broadcast a Tsunami warning for the Nation of the Pacific Island, saying: “Dangerous tsunami waves are forecast for some coasts.”
The Tsunami threat alert has been canceled since then.
Papua New Guinea coast.
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