An earthquake of 7.1 Magnitude has been beaten near Tonga, which has supplied a Tsunami warning for the Pacific Island Country.
The Temblor hit about 100 km (62 miles) northeast of Main Island early on Monday, local time, according to the US Geological Survey.
The earthquake hit six miles deep, which is much shallower than the 18-mile deep boxing day tsunami.
But a shallow earthquake shakes the soil more seriously, which means that the chance of a large tsunami is increased.
Dangerous waves can be possible for coasts within 300 km (185 miles) of the Epicenter of the earthquake, according to the Pacific Tsunami warning center.
There were no reports of damage available immediately, because the earthquake struck in the middle of the night.
Tonga is the home of 100,000 people on 45 islands.
