Earthquake and Aftershock Situation in Ishikawa Prefecture

Introduction

Ishikawa Seismic Intensity Information
Source: TBS NEWS DIG

Earthquake Occurrence:

At 10:47 PM on November 26, 2024, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.6 struck off the western coast of Ishikawa Prefecture.

Seismic Intensity

The cities of Wajima and Shika in Ishikawa Prefecture experienced a seismic intensity of 5 lower on the Japanese scale.

Aftershocks

Since the earthquake, there have been over 50 aftershocks with a seismic intensity of 1 or higher, indicating active seismic activity.

Damage Report

No significant damage has been reported in Wajima and Shika, but a woman in her 70s sustained minor injuries in Tsubata Town.

Tsunami Concerns

There is no concern for a tsunami, but there is a possibility of sea level fluctuations.


Earthquake Details

Occurrence Date and Time

At 10:47 PM on November 26, 2024.

Epicenter

Off the western coast of Ishikawa Prefecture, with an estimated depth of about 7 kilometers.

Magnitude

Estimated at 6.6.

Observed Seismic Intensity

A seismic intensity of 5 lower was observed in Wajima City and Shika Town.

Aftershock intensity information
Source: tenki.jp

Aftershock Situation

Number of Aftershocks

There have been over 50 aftershocks with a seismic intensity of 1 or higher.

Aftershocks of Intensity 3 or Higher

Among these, three aftershocks have registered a seismic intensity of 3.

Continued Seismic Activity

Seismic activity remains active and may continue in the coming days.

Hit face on bed and rushed to hospital

Source: dmanu News

Damage and Safety Information

Human Damage

No significant damage has been reported in Wajima City and Shika Town.

Minor Injuries

A woman in her 70s sustained minor injuries in Tsubata Town and was taken to the hospital.

Tsunami Concerns

There is no concern for a tsunami, but there is a possibility of sea level fluctuations.

Experts: "Continue vigilance against aftershocks of Noto Peninsula earthquake"

Source: NHK

Expert Opinion

Cause of the Earthquake

This earthquake is considered an aftershock of the Noto Peninsula earthquake in January, although the epicenter is different.

Active Fault Activity

It is possible that activity has started on a different submarine active fault.

Future Predictions

Aftershock activity may continue for about a week, so caution is advised.

Around 22:47 on November 26, 2024, off the west coast of Ishikawa Prefecture, maximum seismic intensity 5 lower

Source: tenki.jp

Precautions for the Future

Preparation for Aftershocks

Be aware that aftershocks with a seismic intensity of up to 5 lower may occur, so caution is necessary.

Landslide Risk

The risk of landslides due to rain is increasing, so please avoid steep slopes.

Information Gathering

As seismic activity continues, it is important to keep checking for the latest information.

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