Juneau (Alaska) USA. Earthquake tremors were felt Thursday morning in the Anchorage metropolitan area of ​​South Central Alaska. The intensity of the earthquake was measured at 6.0 on the Richter scale. According to the US Geological Survey, the epicenter of the earthquake, which occurred at 8:11 am local time, was 26 miles southwest of Willow at a depth of 43 miles. This information was given in the report of Alaska’s Anchorage Daily News newspaper. According to the report, however, there is no news of any major loss yet. The earthquake at Thanksgiving was so strong that it woke people up and caused things to move from walls and shelves. The National Tsunami Center said that there is no expectation of a tsunami. The earthquake was felt as far away as Valdez and Fair Banks. Earlier on November 30, 2018, an earthquake of 7.1 magnitude occurred in Alaska. This caused great damage to common people and government property in South Central Alaska. The Alaska region of America is counted among the most earthquake-prone areas in the world. A major earthquake of magnitude 7.0 is felt here almost every year. According to experts, Thursday’s tremor is the most intense earthquake to hit South Central Alaska since 2021. Although the tremors were strong, it is a matter of relief that there has been no news of any major devastation.