Tsunami Alert for Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay Civil Defence and Emergency Management
Tsunami Alert for Hawke's Bay
A tsunami warning has been issued for Hawke's Bay and the East Coast which may affect coastal areas.
Strong currents and unusual tidal action is expected. A 'wall of water' is not expected but the tsunami effect could be up to 1 metre or higher.
The tsunami is expected soon after 9 am.
People are strongly advised to stay away from the coast.
Boaties with boats in the inner harbour are advised to check moorings and take any precautions necessary. Boat ramps in Napier's Inner Harbour are closed. The Regional Council is also liaising with Coastguard to contact any vessels off the coast of Hawke's Bay.
The Port of Napier is being alerted about the situation. Harbourmaster is requesting that commercial shipping leave the port.
The Regional Emergency Operations Centre is activated.
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