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Very strong earthquake on the eastern coastal tip of Java, felt strongly in Bali, Indonesia - July 16, 2019
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Update 15:26 UTC:
Update 15:16 UTC: Although the epicenter was almost below land, we can find only relatively limited damage. The main reason is the depth of the hypocenter at 93 km. Deeper earthquakes generate less damage for the same Magnitude than shallower hypocenters.
Update 15:14 UTC: As far as we could find there are at least 6 people injured, 39 houses damaged and 2 houses destroyed.
Update : Shaking map with possible related damage from the natural disaster specialists at CATnews (Risklayer - CEDIM), Karlsruhe, Germany. Map generated by Andreas Schäfer.
Based on the present earthquake parameters (Magnitude, Depth, Population, etc) and our experience with earthquake damage impact, earthquake-report.com does expect at least some slight damage like cracks in walls, fallen tiles, etc.
Most important Earthquake Data:
Magnitude : 5.7
Local Time (conversion only below land) : Unknown
GMT/UTC Time : 2019-07-16 00:18:32
Depth (Hypocenter) : 95 km
Depth and Magnitude updates in the list below.
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