Overview
- Agencies continue to monitor dozens of aftershocks up to magnitude 6, none of which have caused major damage
- Overnight eruption of Krasheninnikov volcano sent a 6 km ash plume skyward, marking its first activity in around 600 years
- The ash drifted east into the Pacific, and officials confirmed no populated areas have recorded ashfall
- An orange aviation hazard code is in effect, restricting flights through nearby airspace
- Most tsunami alerts across the Pacific were lifted after the quake’s depth yielded smaller-than-expected waves