VOICED : Japon levanta la alerta de tsunami en todas las zonas afectadas

The Japanese government lifted the tsunami alert after a 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck the northeast coast, causing a wave near Fukushima. Authorities warned of potential aftershocks and future seismic activity in the Tohoku region. TEPCO reported a one-meter wave near the nuclear plant but no damage. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, visiting Argentina, urged preparedness for disasters.

What action did the Japanese government take following the earthquake?

• Lifted the tsunami alert

• Closed all nuclear plants

• Evacuated the entire northeastern coast

• Issued a new tsunami alert

Which regions were warned about potential tsunamis?

• Fukushima and Miyagi

• Kyoto and Hiroshima

• Hokkaido and Okinawa

• Tokyo and Osaka

What did the Japanese Meteorological Agency warn the public about?

• Tornadoes

• Heavy rainfall

• Aftershocks and future seismic activity

• Volcanic eruptions

What was the reported height of the surge near the Fukushima plant?

• One meter

• Ten meters

• Five meters

• Two meters

What did Prime Minister Shinzo Abe advise the Japanese population to do?

• Invest in earthquake insurance

• Relocate to another country

• Take necessary disaster precautions

• Ignore the warnings