More than 600 tourists have been left stranded as a looming tsunami threat triggers panic in the region. Emergency services are racing against time to evacuate those at risk, with warnings of devastating waves expected imminently.
Urgent Evacuation Underway
Local authorities have issued urgent evacuation orders as seismic activity suggests a potential tsunami could strike within hours. Tourists, many of whom were enjoying coastal resorts, have been instructed to move to higher ground immediately.
Rescue Teams Mobilised
Rescue teams have been deployed to assist those unable to leave the area on their own. Helicopters and boats are being used to transport vulnerable individuals to safety, while roads leading inland are congested with fleeing vehicles.
Tourists Describe Chaos
"We were told to drop everything and run," said one British holidaymaker. "There’s no time to grab belongings—just get out." Others reported scenes of confusion as hotels and tour operators struggled to coordinate evacuations.
Warnings Intensify
Meteorologists warn that the tsunami could bring waves as high as three metres, capable of causing severe damage to coastal infrastructure. Residents and visitors alike are urged to follow official guidance to avoid catastrophe.
The situation remains fluid, with updates expected as the crisis unfolds.
