A magnitude-6.5 earthquake rocked the northern Molucca Sea off Indonesia on Tuesday, sending tremors through the region’s seismic hotspot. The quake struck at a depth of 10 kilometers, according to Indonesia’s meteorological agency BMKG, which confirmed no tsunami warning was issued.
🌏 The epicenter’s location in the Pacific Ring of Fire—a zone famous for volcanic activity and tectonic clashes—highlights Indonesia’s vulnerability to natural disasters. While the quake’s impact remains under assessment, BMKG urged residents to stay alert for aftershocks. No immediate reports of damage or casualties have surfaced.
🔍 Did you know? Indonesia experiences thousands of earthquakes annually due to its position atop multiple tectonic plates. This latest event serves as a reminder of nature’s unpredictable power. Stay tuned for updates as local authorities monitor the situation.
