A magnitude 4.5 earthquake was recorded by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) Seismic Alert Network at Tue, 13 Oct 2026 09:48:28 GMT. Location: 71 km SW of Tambolaka, Indonesia Epicenter Coordinates: Latitude -9.9266, Longitude 118.8246 Hypocenter Depth: 35 km Tsunami Flag: No tsunami warning indicated Status: REVIEWED The USGS monitors global seismic activity 24/7 to provide rapid automated alerts and reviewed scientific data for disaster response and public awareness.
Magnitude 4.5 Earthquake Strikes 71 km SW of Tambolaka, Indonesia
USGS seismic network records M4.5 seismic event at depth of 35 km.
- Primary Wire Report: USGS seismic network records M4.5 seismic event at depth of 35 km.
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