Tsunami Confirmed After 7.7 Magnitude Earthquake In South Pacific: Report
The quake struck at just after midnight on Thursday local time (1320 GMT) (Representational)
Sydney:
A 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck in the South Pacific has generated a tsunami, the Australian weather agency said on Thursday.
“Tsunami confirmed,” the Australian Bureau of Meteorology said in a tweet, as it warned of a threat to Lord Howe Island, which is about 550 kilometres (340 miles) east of Australia’s mainland.
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