LITLHAKISO e tlalehile hore ts'isinyeho ea lefatše e matla ea 7.5 e hlasetse boroa ho Alaska, e leng se hlahisang tlhokomeliso tikolohong eo.
Ts'isinyeho ea lefatše e ngolisitsoe lik'hilomithara tse 55 ka boroa ho Sand Point, Alaska ka Mantaha, botebo ba lik'hilomithara tse ka bang 90.
National Weather Service e phatlalalitse tlhokomeliso ea tsunami bakeng sa baahi ba Alaska Boroa le Hloahloeng ea Alaska nakoana kamora pherekano, empa ea re boemo ba kotsi bo ntse bo hlahlojoa bakeng sa "mabopo a mang a Amerika le Canada Pacific Amerika Leboea." Ha ho likotsi kapa tšenyo ea sebopeho e seng e tlalehiloe.
Ba tikolohong e amehileng ba kopiloe ho phalla ka hare ho naha kapa ho ea libakeng tse phahameng, le ho suthela hole le lebopo, hammoho le likou, likepe tsa leoatle le likou. Letoto la litšisinyeho tse latelang tsa lefatše li ile tsa hatisoa nako e telele kamora pherekano ea pele, tse peli tse kholo ka boholo ba 5.8 le 5.2, tse bohole ba lik'hilomithara tse fetang 60 ka boroa ho Sand Point, toropo e nyane Hloahloeng ea Alaska e nang le baahi ba fetang feela 100.
Ho pholletsa le Kou ea Alaska, ba boholong British Columbia, Canada le bona ba re ba ntse ba lekola kotsi ea tsunami, ba kopa baahi ho emela litlatsetso ha ba ka botsoa hore ba tlohe.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- The National Weather Service announced a tsunami warning for residents in South Alaska and the Alaska Peninsula soon after the jolt, but said the risk level is still being evaluated for “other US and Canadian Pacific coasts in North America.
- Those in the affected region have been asked to evacuate inland or to higher ground, and to keep away from the coast, as well as harbors, marinas and bays.
- Ts'isinyeho ea lefatše e ngolisitsoe lik'hilomithara tse 55 ka boroa ho Sand Point, Alaska ka Mantaha, botebo ba lik'hilomithara tse ka bang 90.
