5.4-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Southwest of Indonesia’s Tanimbar Islands

  A 5.4-magnitude earthquake struck a marine area approximately 90 kilometers southwest of Indonesia’s Tanimbar Islands today.
 The Indonesian Agency for Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics said the earthquake occurred at a depth of 84 kilometers and confirmed there was no risk of a tsunami.
 The agency reported that residents of Saumlaki, the capital of the Tanimbar Islands, felt the tremor, and it warned of the possibility of aftershocks.