The 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Kamchatka may trigger volcanic activities. Experts are evaluating the implications of this situation.

Kamchatka is known for its 160 active volcanoes. Reports indicate that the Klyuchevskoy Volcano began erupting lava following the earthquake, suggesting increased seismic activity in the region.

Experts warn that such large earthquakes can trigger neighboring faults. Additionally, tsunami waves may cause significant damage along the coasts.

The tsunami waves in Kamchatka reached heights of up to 4 meters, causing damage along the coast. This indicates an increased risk of disaster in the region.

This major earthquake in Kamchatka has triggered tsunami warnings worldwide. Experts are investigating how such events affect seismic and volcanic activities.