The 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Kamchatka is linked to volcanic activity. This situation draws attention as the region's volcanoes are on alert.

BBC climate and science editor Esme Stallard noted that the movement of the Pacific plate could have caused this earthquake. The loss and rebound of plates can trigger significant earthquakes.

Kamchatka is known for its 160 active volcanoes and frequent earthquakes. Following the earthquake, tsunami warnings were issued, signaling danger for many regions.

Countries like Japan, the Philippines, and Indonesia issued tsunami warnings. This indicates that volcanic activities in the region may increase.

Experts emphasize the need for caution regarding potential volcanic eruptions and tsunamis following the earthquake.