Magnitude 6.2 Earthquake Shakes Japan's Hokkaido With No Damage Reported
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- •A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck near Sarabetsu on Hokkaido at a depth of 81 kilometers, per the US Geological Survey.
- •No damage, injuries, or tsunami warnings were reported following the quake.
- •The event occurred one week after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in the same region, fueling existing mega-quake concerns in Japan.
- •The earthquake's considerable depth likely reduced surface-level shaking intensity.
- •A separate and unrelated 3.5 magnitude earthquake was recorded in Kyrgyzstan by the national seismology institute.
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