- A strong earthquake with a magnitude of 5.9 hit Ishikawa province in central Japan early Monday morning.
- The earthquake occurred at 6:31 AM local time with the epicenter on the Noto Peninsula.
- There have been no reports of a tsunami warning being issued.
- The Noto Peninsula was previously hit by a powerful earthquake on January 1st which resulted in over 230 deaths.
- Japanese authorities have issued warnings for possible aftershocks.
- NHK broadcaster has reported multiple smaller earthquakes across the country.
- It is recommended for residents in the affected areas to stay alert and follow any instructions from local authorities.
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