Indian nationals staying on the west coast of the US, including California and Hawaii, were invited by the General Consulate in India, San Francisco, to stay in high readiness after a strong earthquake of 8.7 from the Russian Kamchatka Peninsula. The Consulate General actively monitors the potential threat of tsunami and has issued an urgent advice to Diaspor.
In a statement quoted by either the agency, nor, the Indian consulate stressed the need for all Indian citizens in the affected regions to strictly follow the instructions of the US authorities and local emergency management agencies. They also recommended careful monitoring of updates from US warning centers tsunami.
Advice for Indian nationals:
- Official supervision warnings: Pay close attention and follow all the official warnings and instructions of the US authorities.
- Move to safety: If a warning to the tsunami is issued, immediately move to the higher country.
- Avoid the coast: Avoid all coastal areas until “everything is clear”.
- Be prepared: Make sure the emergency sets are ready and all communication devices are fully charged.
For any help, Indian nationals can contact the General Consulate in India, San Francisco on its line number: +1-415-483-6629.
Counseling comes as strong tremors from the earthquake that swung the Pacific Ocean near the highly seismic Kamchatka peninsula. Authorities across several nations are currently evaluating the potential for tsunami.
(Tagstotranslate) Indian nationals (T) US West Coast
