Overview
- USGS revised the Alaska event to magnitude 7.0 with an epicenter about 90 kilometers north of Yakutat at a depth of roughly 10 kilometers.
- Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan said there were no reports of injuries or damage and that no tsunami warning was issued.
- USGS later recorded a magnitude 4.7 quake near Sand Point, Alaska, at a depth of about 70 kilometers, with no reported impacts.
- A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck near the northern Kurils off Paramushir at a depth of 63 kilometers, and no tsunami alert was issued.
- Uzbekistan’s emergency service reported a third light quake in two days in Namangan and Fergana, rated around intensity 2–3, with no casualties.