Russia Earthquake | Massive 8.8 Magnitude Earthquakes Jolts Russia's Far East

An Earthquake Of Magnitude 8.8 - One Of The World's Strongest-struck Russia's Far Eastern Kamchatka Peninsula Early On Wednesday, Generating A Tsunami Of Up To 4 Metres (13 Feet), Damaging Buildings, And Prompting Evacuation Warnings In The Area Several Areas In Japan And The United States. "Today's Earthquake Was Serious And The Strongest In Decades Of Tremors," Kamchatka Governor Vladimir Solodov Said In A Video Posted On The Telegram Messaging App, Adding That A Kindergarten Was Damaged Due To Strong Tremors. The First Tsunami Wave Hit The Coastal Area Of Severo-kurilsk, The Main Settlement On Russia's Kuril Islands In The Pacific, According To The Local Governor. A Tsunami With A Height Of 3-4 Metres (10-13 Feet) Was Also Recorded In Parts Of Kamchatka. Ndtv's Arjun Samar Mahendran Speaks With Tokyo Resident Dr Varun Tomar, And Sputnik Special Correspondent Christina Malyk To Discuss This And More.