BREAKING NEWS: Magnitude 7.3 Earthquake Strikes Kermadec Islands
No Tsunami Threat to New Zealand
Earthquake Raises Questions About Preparedness
A magnitude 7.3 earthquake has struck the Kermadec Islands, located northeast of New Zealand. The earthquake occurred at 2:27 p.m. local time and was a shallow event. There is no tsunami threat to New Zealand following the earthquake, according to Civil Defence.
The earthquake has raised questions about New Zealand's preparedness for such events. Civil Defence is assessing whether the earthquake could trigger a tsunami. The public is reminded to stay informed and follow Civil Defence instructions.
New Zealand is at risk of earthquakes in all regions. It's important to be prepared for an earthquake by having an emergency plan and an emergency kit. More information about earthquake preparedness can be found on the Civil Defence website.
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