Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, Japan, U.S. and Canada west coasts

Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, Japan, U.S. and Canada west coasts

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A massive 8.8-magnitude earthquake that struck Russia has triggered tsunami waves in Hawaii as residents are urged to find higher ground.

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