Tsunami devastating Indonesian island formed by?
The strong earthquake of 7.5 degrees that caused Indonesia's Sulawesi island to shake at 5:00 pm through local time.
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The strong earthquake of 7.5 degrees that caused Indonesia's Sulawesi island to shake at 5:00 pm through local time.
Indonesia's National Disaster Response Agency (BNPB) yesterday said the number of people killed in the double disaster on earthquake and tsunami on September 28 reached…
The appearance of the Indonesian tsunami along with the destructive power it carries is completely beyond the expectations of the researchers.
Two earthquakes occurred in the southern area of Sumba coast, just a few days after Indonesia suffered a tsunami earthquake.
Specifically, the ground in some areas is observed shifting around like flowing and even waves are formed.
The earthquake followed by tsunamis flattened the villages, taking the lives of many Indonesians.
On October 4, Indonesia's National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNBP) confirmed the number of victims killed in earthquakes and tsunamis in Central Sulawesi province incr…
According to experts, the earthquakes occurred at the end of July as a result of the collision between the two Earth's crust plates, the continent of Oceania and the Eur…
US scientists on August 10 said that the recent strong earthquakes in Lombok in Indonesia's Western Nusa Tenggara province have made this tourist island rise to 25cm.
A 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck the island of Lombok (Indonesia), killing at least 12 people and injuring about 40 others. The number of casualties is still rising.
Most of the victims died in the mountains of northern Lombok, the death toll is expected to rise to hundreds.
Confirmed as of August 5, the number of victims killed in the magnitude 6.9 earthquake shook Indonesia's island of Lombok last week to 381 people.
Every year, this country sinks deep up to 25cm and within 10 years, the entire capital will be flooded with sea water.
The lead content in the Citarum River is 1,000 times higher than the US drinking water safety standard, but 30 million people still rely on it for irrigation, washing an…
A magnitude 6.5 earthquake shook the island of Java, Indonesia, causing at least one person to die, many homes were damaged.