Magnitude 6.0 earthquake hits Shima region in Japan
No injuries or property damage have been reported following the earthquake that struck on Sunday.
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck the Shima region of Japan on Sunday, according to reports from Times Now and The Economic Times.
The US Geological Survey stated that the earthquake occurred at approximately 7:15 am local time. The epicentre was situated about 58 km south-southeast of Shima in Mie Prefecture.
The Japan Meteorological Agency recorded tremors at intensity 3 on its seven-level seismic scale in certain areas of Fukushima Prefecture.
The earthquake occurred at a depth of 352 km. Authorities did not issue any tsunami warnings following the tremors.
There are currently no reports of casualties or damage to property.