A 7.3-magnitude quake hit near Sand Point, Alaska, triggering tsunami warnings. Minor flooding (0.2 ft) led to downgraded alerts, with no major damage. Over 40 aftershocks followed. Alaska’s seismic history shows its vulnerability. This event is a stark reminder of the need for preparedness and strong infrastructure in disaster-prone regions.
7.3 Magnitude earthquake: Nature’s fury tests Alaska’s coastal resilience
