TSUNAMI warnings were issued after a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake rocked to coast of eastern Russia.

The tremor's epicentre fell off the coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula in the country's Far East.

Across the Pacific, a tsunami advisory was announced in Alaska following the quake.

Authorities warned of waves that could reach as much as three metres above standard tide levels.

The quake left residents stunned as objects shook inside their houses.

Videos posted on social media show furniture and lights rattling as the tremors struck.

Cars were rocked back and forward on the streets to the horror of their owners.

Locals were also seen rushing out of their homes in panic.

Regional governor Vladimir Solodov said on Telegram: " This morning is once again testing the resilience

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