At least 42 people died when a 6.2-magnitude earthquake shook Mamuju and Majene, West Sulawesi. The survivors endured amidst the pouring rain and dark night.

A tectonic earthquake with a magnitude of 4.9 shook Lampung province at 11:04 a.m. on Friday. The earthquake, which was centered in the sea of Pesisir Barat regency, did not have the potential to cause a tsunami.

Some residents of Palu city quite vulnerable to earthquake and soil liquefaction. Things may worsen if people are allowed to live in disaster-prone zones without being given a proper understanding about mitigation.

Some residents of Palu city quite vulnerable to earthquake and soil liquefaction. Things may worsen if people are allowed to live in disaster-prone zones without being given a proper understanding about mitigation.

Many students in Palu, Central Sulawesi, have been studying in temporary structures for about a year since the September 2018 earthquake. Their passion for studying has now been reignited thanks to new school building.

One year after Central Sulawesi was hit by an earthquake, tsunami and liquefaction, obstacles remain in the government-led recovery effort.

In the face of tsunami threats the response of residents living in coastal areas has been getting better The regional governments are also quick in evacuating the residents JAKARTA KOMPAS The 69-magnitude earthquake that occurred 164 kilometers southwest of Pandeglang Banten raised a t

DENPASAR KOMPAS Forty-four homes were damaged and seven people were injured on Tuesday 1672019 when a magnitude-58 earthquake occurred in the Bali Strait 80 kilometers off the southern coast of Balis Jembrana regency Across the strait 20 buildings were damaged and two people were inj

JAKARTA KOMPAS -- The 2017 National Earthquake Source Map has mapped out the countrys land fault lines even if most of them are not shown in detail Based on this most recent map 4 million Indonesians and 2892 schools are located within danger zones or within a 1-kilometer radius of a fault

Stories have emerged from soup kitchens in emergency shelters in disaster-affected regions across Central Sulawesi not only about food but also about brotherhood and the path to healing from the trauma There was commotion at the soup kitchen of the office of human rights group Solidarity for Vi