Strong earthquake hits Indonesia A powerful undersea earthquake off Indonesia's main island of Java has shaken the capital Jakarta.
The magnitude 7.5 quake hit at 0005 on Thursday (1705 GMT Wednesday) at a depth of 289km (180 miles).
No immediate casualties or damage were reported. Because of the depth, there was little risk of a tsunami, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said.
A massive undersea earthquake sparked a tsunami that killed more than 130,000 people in Indonesia in December 2004.
Thursday's quake hit 100km (60 miles) east of Jakarta.
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I don't think Allah's the kind of Bastard who'd kill families, including innocent children, and leave hundreds of them homeless in order to worship him. This isn't Allah you're talking about, it's Satan.
ReplyDeleteAllan doesn't exist. Let's get that straight. He's some imaginary thing made up by people who WILL kill families including innocent children and leave hundreds homeless in order to worship him. Allah, Satan, same thing.
ReplyDeleteAs for Allah's followers who insist that EVERYONE should follow their rules... Try and make me.