A series of strong earthquakes, including a significant 6.9 magnitude quake near New Britain, Papua New Guinea, has prompted multiple tsunami warnings. Authorities initially warned of potential hazardous tsunami waves reaching up to 3 meters after the quake struck off the coast. However, following assessments, the tsunami warnings have been canceled, indicating that the immediate threat has passed. Residents were urged to stay vigilant as aftershocks and seismic activity continue to pose risks.