No tsunami in Chennai and India after earthquake struck Indonesia 2012

no tunami in chennai 2012
No tunami in chennai 2012

Indonesia had issued a tsunami warning after the earthquake struck Indonesia at 2.08 pm following an aftershock that hovered around 8.2 on the Richter scale. The first earthquake reports is measured 8.9 on the Richter scale. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands have prepped for emergency processes and remain on high alert.

Many of the compaines, educational institutions and shops were closed as the cities like Kolkata and Chennai experienced a second aftershock at around 4.25 pm.

It spurred warnings of a possible tsunami. A little over two hours after the first earthquake, with no big waves reported and just as it seemed that the tsunami alerts would be lifted soon.

Why there is no Tsunami in 2012 but in 2004?

National Disaster Management Authority Vice President Sashidhar Reddy told that there is no specific threat. There is no likelihood of any tsunami in the Indian Ocean region.

A tsunami warning for the Nicobar Islands that was downgraded to an alert too has been withdrawn.

India has finally withdrawn the tsunami warning that was generated earlier.

 

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Cyclone Burevi Warning for South TN & South Kerala coasts, ‘Burevi’ over South west Bay of Bengal to cross Sri Lanka coast on Dec 2nd evening/night.

To emerge into Gulf of Mannar on 3rd. To cross south TN coast between Kanniyakumari and Pamban.

The IMD Met department has forecast that Cyclone Burevi will cross between Kanyakumari and Pamban as a cyclonic storm (wind speed 78 to 80 km/hour, gusting to 100 km/hour) during the afternoon hours of Friday.

By Wednesday evening, the cyclone will intensify. As a cyclonic storm, Burevi is expected to first cross the Sri Lankan coast near Trincomalee some time during late Wednesday evening or night. Thereafter, it will trace a west-northwestwards track, reach Gulf of Mannar and inch closer to Indian mainland’s southernmost tip.

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