The advisory warned residents and authorities to remain vigilant, especially along coastal areas, where unusual wave activity and strong surges could pose risks to people, boats, and infrastructure. While a full-scale tsunami was not expected, the advisory urged caution as even moderate sea-level changes could cause hazardous conditions.

Emergency services across Puerto Rico were placed on alert, with public safety officials advising people to avoid beaches, ports, and low-lying coastal areas until the threat had passed. Local authorities also monitored tide gauges and communicated regularly with the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center and other regional seismic agencies to assess any changes in ocean behavior.

Although the advisory was eventually lifted later in the evening as the immediate danger subsided, the event served as a reminder of the Caribbean’s vulnerability to seismic activity. Puerto Rico and nearby islands lie