Japonia a emis din greșeală o alertă de cutremur catastrofal, cu magnitudinea 9,9. După cât timp a fost anulată

A false earthquake alert in Japan caused public transport disruptions. The Japan Meteorological Agency mistakenly predicted a magnitude 9.9 quake due to a system error. The alert was issued for a wide area but was retracted shortly after, revealing a real quake of magnitude 6.9 near Kamchatka, Russia. Initial warnings led to temporary suspensions of tram and Shinkansen services. The government acknowledged the incident's seriousness, emphasizing the anxiety caused to the public and transport systems.