An earthquake occurred in Hawaii, USA (no casualties but triggered a tsunami warning)

An earthquake occurred in Hawaii, USA, on the evening of May 4, local time, with a magnitude of 6.9. Although no casualties were reported, the quake triggered a tsunami warning. Local people received emergency text messages asking them to evacuate the coastline quickly.

The situation when the earthquake occurred

According to local media reports, many people felt strong vibrations when the earthquake occurred. Some people said their furniture and belongings shook for several seconds. The earthquake also caused damage to some roads and bridges.

Tsunami warning

As the earthquake triggered a tsunami warning, local residents received emergency text messages asking them to quickly evacuate the coastline. Police and firefighters were also patrolling the streets to ensure people could safely leave the shoreline.

Evacuation Steps

If you are near the coastline when an earthquake occurs, be sure to follow these steps:

1. Leave the coastline immediately and go to higher ground or shelter .

2. If you are unable to reach high ground or shelter, please stay as far away from the coastline as possible.

3. If you are in a vehicle, stop the vehicle and exit the vehicle immediately.

4. If you are at sea, please drive away from the coastline as soon as possible.

5. Follow the instructions issued by local officials and stay alert.