Indonesia and many other archipelago nations often face powerful earthquakes, as they are located in the Ring of Fire – an area around much of the rim of the Pacific Ocean with high seismic activity. The last major earthquake to hit the region was last month when a 7.2-magnitude tremor occurred, but, fortunately, it did not trigger a tsunami.

A powerful tremor has been registered in the Molucca Sea, 143 kilometers west of Ternate, Indonesia. The epicenter of the quake is located at a depth of 64 kilometers. So far, there have been no reports of any damages or casualties, caused by the earthquake.

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