A earthquake of magnitude 5.7 occurred in the area of the city of Bengkulu on the Indonesian island of Sumatra.
According to the Indonesian State Agency for Meteorology, Climate and Geophysics (BMKG), the earthquake occurred near the city of Bengkulu.
A warning about the tsunami after a push that occurred 43 kilometers southwest of the city at about 02.50 local time was not announced.
US Geological Service (USGS) reported that the earthquake of magnitude 5.7 occurred at a depth of 68 kilometers.
Abdul Mukhari, a representative of the National Agency for Mitten the consequences of natural disasters (BNPB), said that more than 100 houses and 6 public objects were damaged in the Bengkul Center, and 8 houses fell in the city center.
According to the State Information Agency Antara, Governor Bengkul Helmi Hassan confirmed that there were no victims as a result of the earthquake, about 100 houses were damaged.
Governor Hassan said that assistance will be provided in the restoration of strongly damaged houses and repair less damaged.