Indonesia calls for evacuation after 7.7 quake
Indonesian authorities are closely monitoring the movement of residents along the coasts of Flores Island following a 7.7 magnitude earthquake, which prompted a tsunami warning. The National Disaster Management Agency has called on the public to evacuate immediately from coastal areas and move to higher ground or areas away from the shoreline, recommending staying more than two kilometers inland and heading to mountainous regions at elevations exceeding 10 meters. This measure comes after authorities issued warnings of a potential tsunami, amid ongoing concerns about the earthquake's impact on the local population and infrastructure in the region.
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