A magnitude 7.7 earthquake occurred off the coast of Indonesia, leading to at least 47 reported deaths and damage to buildings. Authorities initially issued a tsunami warning and advised coastal residents to evacuate to higher ground. However, the warning was later lifted after Indonesia's meteorological agency reported no significant changes in sea levels that would threaten coastal areas.
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Magnitude 7.7 earthquake strikes off Indonesia's coast, resulting in 47 fatalities
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck off Indonesia's coast, causing at least 47 fatalities and damage to structures. Authorities issued a tsunami warning but later rescinded it after confirming no significant sea-level threats.
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