Residents of a small
community on the east coast of New Zealand's North Island have been asked to
evacuate after a severe earthquake at sea. Civil defence authorities asked
people in the Tolaga Bay area to leave their homes after a 7.1 quake struck
169km north-east of Gisborne.
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coastal areas were told to go to higher ground. According to an emergency
worker, the quake caused a tsunami but it has had no noticeable impact. The
Pacific Tsunami Warning Center in Hawaii tweeted that only a 21cm (8in) wave
had been measured. US monitors said the quake occurred at 04:37 local time
(16:37 GMT) at a depth of 19 kilometre.
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