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Residents in Darwin felt tremors of 7.2 magnitude earthquake

A 7.2-magnitude earthquake in a remote area of Indonesia in the Banda Sea has prompted an evacuation in the Australian city of Darwin.

No tsunami threat to the Australian mainland or territories has been detected,
Source: Bureau of Meteorology

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The quake struck in a remote area of Indonesia in the Banda Sea but a tsunami warning wasn't initially issued.

The Joint Australian Tsunami Warning Centre said 7.2 earthquake occurred at 12:53 PM AEST near Banda Sea.

No tsunami threat to the Australian mainland or territories has been detected, the centre added in its advisory.


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