A 5.7 magnitude earthquake struck near Silver Springs in Nevada, United States, with tremors felt across multiple areas, while a separate 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Indonesia caused damage to buildings and casualties.
The United States Geological Survey confirmed that the earthquake measured 5.7 in magnitude and was centered near Silver Springs in Nevada. Tremors were reported in surrounding areas, prompting residents to move to safer locations. No major loss of life or property has been reported so far.
Tremors were also recorded in California, where the initial magnitude was reported as 5.1 but later revised to 4.9. The quake was felt near Boulder Creek. The depth of the earthquake was reported to be approximately 10.9 kilometers. Residents reported that buildings shook for several seconds.
In Indonesia, a 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck under the sea, leading to structural damage and panic among residents. Reports indicate that in the North Sulawesi region, a 70-year-old woman died after a building collapsed, and several others were injured. Minor tsunami waves were also observed in some areas.
