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The Central Sulawesi Disaster Management Agency has begun assessing the damage caused by floods that hit the village of Saugo. The floods, resulting from heavy rainfall, submerged around 60 homes and disrupted traffic in the area.
A powerful earthquake measuring <strong>7.6</strong> on the Richter scale hit regions in <strong>North Maluku</strong> and <strong>North Sulawesi</strong>, prompting a swift response from the Indonesian Ministry of Social Affairs to assist those affected.
Indonesian President <strong>Prabowo Subianto</strong> has issued urgent instructions for the evacuation of residents affected by the tsunami that struck areas in <strong>North Sulawesi</strong> and <strong>North Maluku</strong>. This decision follows preliminary reports of damage in cities such as <strong>Bitung</strong> and <strong>Ternate</strong>.
The Indonesian Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency has announced the end of the tsunami warning following a powerful earthquake that struck the northern Maluku and North Sulawesi regions. The earthquake, measuring <strong>7.6</strong> on the Richter scale, caused strong tremors, but maritime conditions have returned to stability.
A tsunami warning has been issued following a strong earthquake that struck the Molukken Sea, raising concerns about potential tidal waves affecting nearby coastal areas. The earthquake occurred early this morning, prompting authorities to take precautionary measures.
Sulawesi, Indonesia, has recorded the highest number of rare bird species, totaling 159 by January 2026. This information is part of a recent report on bird diversity in Indonesia.
Communication services in North Sulawesi regained full operational capacity in less than 24 hours after a powerful earthquake measuring <strong>7.6</strong> on the Richter scale struck on Thursday morning. The earthquake, which occurred at <strong>5:48 AM</strong> local time, affected over <strong>2,000</strong> communication points in the region.
The Indonesian Ministry of Digital Communications announced a 98.2% restoration of the communication network in North Sulawesi following a powerful 7.6 magnitude earthquake. The earthquake, which struck on Thursday, affected 223 points in the region, but swift government efforts helped restore services.
A powerful earthquake measuring <strong>7.6</strong> on the Richter scale struck North Sulawesi in Indonesia, resulting in one fatality in the city of Manado. The earthquake, which occurred on Thursday morning, raised concerns among residents and triggered tsunami warnings in some coastal areas.
The President of Indonesia has issued urgent instructions to the head of the National Disaster Management Agency, General Suharyanto, to address the increasing risks of earthquakes and tsunamis in North Sulawesi. This warning comes as the region experiences significant seismic activity.
A powerful earthquake measuring <strong>7.6</strong> on the Richter scale struck areas in <strong>Northern Maluku</strong> and <strong>Sulawesi</strong>, prompting tsunami warnings. Rescue teams swiftly mobilized to assess damage and ensure citizen safety.
A powerful earthquake measuring <strong>7.6</strong> on the Richter scale struck the North Sulawesi region of Indonesia, prompting a swift response from the Indonesian military. The earthquake, which occurred early this morning, has caused widespread destruction and significant concern among local residents.
The Indonesian Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) has warned residents of coastal areas in East Sulawesi and West Maluku to avoid approaching beaches due to forecasts of high waves. This warning is part of preparations to face severe weather conditions.
A powerful earthquake measuring <strong>7.6</strong> on the Richter scale struck the coast of Indonesia, near the city of <strong>Bitung</strong> in North Sulawesi, early Thursday morning. The tremor, lasting over a minute, caused panic among residents, prompting them to flee their homes in search of safety.
Pertamina, the Indonesian company, has confirmed that fuel supplies in Sulawesi are safe, urging citizens not to panic amid rising tensions in the Middle East affecting the global energy market.