Indonesia struck by strong quake again
Indonesia was struck for the second time in one day by a powerful earthquake measuring 6.9 magnitude off the coast of Flores Island, resulting in 38 deaths and injuries to others. Approximately two thousand people were evacuated from the area. The quake caused landslides in homes and prompted residents to move away from the coasts out of fear of a tsunami, although the warning was later lifted. Indonesia is located within the Pacific Ring of Fire, making it frequently prone to earthquakes. Authorities continue to monitor sea levels and advise residents to act quickly in the event of tsunamis.
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