In a number of countries, the threat of the tsunami was declared. The IAEA is in contact with the Japanese authorities in connection with the earthquake Climate and environment The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is in constant contact with the Japanese authorities due to an earthquake of 8.8 points on the Richter scale recorded by the Pacific coast of Russia, and caused by the tsunami. & Amp; nbsp; 62 ~ in the Magate Social network, it is said that preliminary data indicate the lack of consequences for the safety of nuclear power plants located along the Pacific coast. The discharge of purified water at the stations is discontinued in accordance with the safety protocols. & Amp; nbsp; According to media reports, on Wednesday in Kamchatka, the most powerful earthquake has occurred over the past few decades. In neighboring countries, the threat of tsunami was declared. In Japan, about two million people received recommendations to evacuate. ~ 60 > nuclear power plant in Fukushima left the nuclear power plant. According to representatives of the operator, no violations were recorded in the station’s work. ~ 60 > World Meteorological Organization also carefully monitors the development of the situation. UNMO is closely cooperating with the UNESCO intergovernmental oceanographic commission, which is based on national meteorological and hydrological services for the collection, distribution and organization of international communications through the VMO information system and the global television system. “tsunami are not often collapsed, but with great force. Early warning systems about many dangers, backed up by knowledge of risks, operational forecasts and clear communication, are not something secondary; They save lives, ”said Celeste Saulo Secretary General VMO. – We have achieved great success over the past 20 years, but we can do more. The last earthquake and threat of Tsunami once again emphasize the need for regional and international cooperation to prevent the transformation of a natural disaster into a human tragedy. ”62 ~