00:00Japan just got shaken by not one, not two, but 19 earthquakes in a single day.
00:05From midnight to late afternoon on July 17, tremors rippled across the country.
00:10Most of them were mild, but one quake reached a seismic intensity of three, enough to be felt indoors.
00:17The epicenters? Scattered across Japan's southern coasts, near the Takara Islands, Miyakojima, and even close to the Aleutian Islands.
00:26Imagine waking up to your walls rattling again and again.
00:29In some places, quakes struck just minutes apart, the strongest hit around 10 a.m. near the Takara Islands.
00:36But thankfully, no damage, no tsunami, and no one hurt.
00:40Still, with 19 quakes in under 17 hours, people are on edge.
00:44So much so that Japan issued a red weather alert. A rare move signaling conditions could shift quickly.
00:51Could this be a warning sign of more intense seismic activity to come?
00:55Experts are watching closely. Because in a country built on fault lines, even small tremors can mean big things ahead.
01:03Doing something?
01:05That's all right.
01:08Last time, we get a cover.
01:10Avada.
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