Japan Issues First-Ever Megaquake Advisory After 7.1 Quake

The advisory raises concerns about a potential Nankai Trough megaquake, prompting government action and public confusion.

The Japan Meteorological Agency warns of a higher probability of a significant quake following the recent 7.1 tremor.
Prime Minister Kishida canceled a trip to lead the government’s response and ensure preparedness.
Local authorities are urging residents to stock up on emergency supplies and review evacuation plans.
Travel industry faces cancellations as tourists lack adequate safety information and guidance.
Experts stress the need for clear, multilingual disaster information for foreign visitors.