Key Points
- Earthquake of 7.7 magnitude in Indonesia
- Tsunami warning issued
- Earthquake affected the eastern part of the country
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On Friday, an earthquake of 7.7 magnitude occurred in the east of Indonesia. The earthquake caused the country to issue a tsunami warning.
The earthquake was recorded by the US Geological Survey and affected the eastern part of the country. The tsunami warning was issued immediately after the earthquake.
The intensity of the earthquake and the tsunami warning caused panic in the region.
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- What happened in Indonesia?
- An earthquake of 7.7 magnitude occurred in Indonesia.
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- The tsunami warning was issued after the earthquake.
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- The earthquake affected the eastern part of Indonesia.
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