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Earthquake Disaster: A 7.7-magnitude quake struck off Flores in East Nusa Tenggara, killing at least 47 and injuring dozens, with landslides blocking roads and slowing rescue access; thousands evacuated and many spent the night outdoors as aftershocks continued. Relief & Evacuation: Authorities say more than 900 homes were destroyed or damaged, hundreds of public facilities hit, and aid shipments are moving in while search teams dig through rubble. Tsunami Watch: Minor tsunami waves were recorded after the quake, but warnings were later lifted as sea monitoring showed no major threat. New Shocks in the Region: A 6.4 quake hit North Sumatra hours later, and a 6.1 quake was also reported on the Minahassa Peninsula, with tremors felt in parts of Malaysia’s Sabah and Penang. Local Impact: Tourism areas in NTT were reported under control, with tourists evacuated and flights resumed on limited basis. Other Indonesia News: Papua Highlands funds 500 students for higher education; BRIN and a Bangka botanical garden study and protect an endangered forest rambutan.

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