Russia’s Far Eastern Kamchatka Peninsula has been rocked by yet another earthquake, this time a magnitude 6.0 tremor, just six days after a catastrophic 8.8 magnitude quake shattered the region and sent tsunami warnings rippling across the Pacific.
The previous quake, which struck on July 30 southeast of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky city, forced mass evacuations from Japan to Chile and triggered a volcanic eruption in the already volatile peninsula.
The new quake hit on Tuesday, raising fresh fears of aftershocks and renewed volcanic activity.
Meanwhile, earlier on August 3, the Kuril Islands were also jolted by a 6.7 magnitude quake, as the Pacific Ring of Fire remains dangerously unstable.
Authorities are monitoring seismic activity around Kamchatka as residents brace for potential aftershocks, further eruptions, and tsunami threats.
This seismic chain reaction is renewing memories of the 2011 Japan disaster, sparking global concern.
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