Indonesia Rocked By Magnitude 6.7 Earthquake
The earthquake jolted Indonesia's Tual city on Monday. There is no threat of tsunami due to the quake, reports said.
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An earthquake of magnitude 6.7 on Richter scale rocked Indonesia's Tanimbar Islands on Monday (July 14).
The earthquake was located 179 kilometers west-southwest of Tual city in eastern Maluku province.
In a statement, The United States Geological Survey (USGS), stated, “A notable earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.7 struck 179 km west-southwest of Tual, Indonesia, on July 14."
The earthquake struck at 05:49 GMT (11:20 am IST). The depth was located around 110 kilometres below the surface, according to the National Centre for Seismology (NCS).
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But there is no threat of tsunami due to the quake, reports said.
No damage has been caused and no warnings have been issued, as per reports.