Indonesia hit by 6.7 magnitude earthquake
The earthquake hit part of Indonesia's Sulawesi island. Indonesia lies on the Pacific "Ring of Fire" and is therefore prone to frequent, strong earthquakes.
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The earthquake hit part of Indonesia's Sulawesi island. Indonesia lies on the Pacific "Ring of Fire" and is therefore prone to frequent, strong earthquakes.
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Authorities have urged the public to heed official advice and instructions and exercise caution, warning that aftershocks can last hours.
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