August, 16 - (The Global News
Desk 115) – BNPB reported in its fresh statement that at least 47 people were
killed after a magnitude 7.7 earthquake and several strong jolts rattled
eastern Indonesia yesterday.
Rescue teams faced difficulties reaching Nagekeo, the area nearest
to the epicenter, due to landslides and earthquake devastation that cracked
roads, destroyed communication systems, and damaged houses, officials said.
A person living in Talibura village said, "The quake was
really horrifying, and the shock was so solid."
"There were more than dozens of us in the house, and we all
left the residence very quickly to save lives."
Meteorological, Climatological, and Geophysical Agency reported
the first earthquake felt at 4:59 AM local time on Saturday, with a depth of 9
miles in the Flores area.
After a few hours, a second earthquake of magnitude 6.1 rattled
northern Sumatra, Indonesia, but in the second earthquake, no casualties were
reported.

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