Three 6.0+ quakes hit Indonesia in 24 hours
Indonesia experienced three earthquakes over a 24-hour period, each with a magnitude of 6 degrees, reflecting ongoing seismic activity in the region. The German Geoscience Research Center indicated that the most recent earthquake occurred at a depth of 77 kilometers in the Minahasa Peninsula, while the North Sumatra Province was rocked by a 6.4 magnitude quake at a depth of 168 kilometers, located 11 kilometers southeast of Simeuliong. There was no tsunami threat or significant damage reported. Previously, a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck the eastern coast of Indonesia, resulting in at least 38 fatalities, along with numerous aftershocks, suggesting that seismic activity continues following the major quake.
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