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  1. An earthquake struck Central Sulawesi province in Indonesia, leading to disaster response efforts managed by the National Disaster Management Agency.
  2. The province of Central Sulawesi is geographically part of the island country of Indonesia.
  3. Central Sulawesi is located within Indonesia, which is part of Southeast Asia. The region includes the regencies of Sigi, Tojo Una-Una, and Donggala.

Tectonic plate collision zone affecting Central Sulawesi, an administrative unit of Indonesia in Southeast Asia.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 3
Gone quiet Reached 3 outlets in its first 24 hours
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75%

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Tectonic plate collision zone affecting Central Sulawesi, an administrative unit of Indonesia in Southeast Asia.

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  1. Earthquake activity is common in the region of Central Sulawesi, Indonesia.Sub-event
  2. An earthquake has struck Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, causing strong shaking that lasted over a minute.Sub-event
  3. Tectonic plate collision zone affecting Central Sulawesi, an administrative unit of Indonesia in Southeast Asia.1 source

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