Indonesia Hit by 6.3-Magnitude Earthquake, Reports NCM
A significant earthquake measuring 6.3 on the Richter scale shook Indonesia on Saturday evening. The tremor was reported at 6 PM UAE time.
Details of the Earthquake
The earthquake struck near the Talaud Islands, located off the northern coast of Indonesia. It occurred at a depth of approximately 77 kilometers (about 47.85 miles).
Key Information
- Magnitude: 6.3
- Location: Talaud Islands, Indonesia
- Date: Saturday (exact date unspecified)
- Time: 6 PM UAE time
- Depth: 77 km (47.85 miles)
The earthquake was recorded by the NCM’s National Seismic Network, which monitors seismic activity in the region.
Geological Context
Indonesia is located in a seismically active zone known as the “Ring of Fire,” which increases the likelihood of earthquakes. The region frequently experiences seismic activity due to tectonic plate movements.
While no immediate reports of damage or casualties have emerged, officials are likely monitoring the situation closely. Further updates may follow as assessments progress.




