Updated: February 24, 2021 Magnitude 5.3 quake rattles North Sulawesi’s Melonguane on Wednesday Must Read Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - August 1, 2026Indonesia plans water farming policy to protect groundwater Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - August 1, 2026Over 1,300 police officers to secure Indonesia-Aston Villa friendly Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - August 1, 2026Barefoot race draws 2,000 runners to Indonesia’s West Sumatra A 5.3-magnitude earthquake hit Melonguane in Talaud Islands, North Sulawesi Province, on Wednesday morning, according to the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG). The quake, which struck at 5:24 Western … Previous articleMount Merapi belches out hot clouds, lava on Tuesday morningNext articleRussian Interpol fugitive Andrew Ayer placed under police arrest Latest News National - August 1, 2026Indonesia plans water farming policy to protect groundwaterJakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesia is preparing a water farming policy requiring groundwater users to restore water reserves as part... National Over 1,300 police officers to secure Indonesia-Aston Villa friendly - August 1, 2026 National Barefoot race draws 2,000 runners to Indonesia’s West Sumatra - August 1, 2026 National Police probe Bali Airport Terminal’s fire cause - August 1, 2026 National Indonesia, India expand digital partnership on AI - August 1, 2026 More Articles Like This President Jokowi calls for a shift in defense policy BREAKING NEWS - October 5, 2021 Black & Veatch management consulting chosen to help drive SCG International’s electric vehicle transition in Thailand BREAKING NEWS - October 5, 2021 Australia successfully goes live With Everbridge Public Warning platform countrywide, representing official launch of the Australian Government’s next-generation national population alerting system BREAKING NEWS - October 5, 2021 PPKM outside Java-Bali extended till Oct 18 BREAKING NEWS - October 4, 2021
A 5.3-magnitude earthquake hit Melonguane in Talaud Islands, North Sulawesi Province, on Wednesday morning, according to the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG).