91 confirmed dead, hundreds injured after powerful earthquake hits popular Indonesian tourist island

 

91 confirmed dead, hundreds injured after powerful earthquake hits popular Indonesian tourist island

•  7.0 magnificent earthquake robbers, Indonesia, is a popular tourist destination famous for mountains, beaches and surfaces.
• At least 91 people have died, and hundreds of injured are injured.
• This earthquake was 150 km (93 miles) away in the Dupiter.
• The epicenter is near where the earthquake struck last week last week and killed 16 people.

The magnitude earthquake hit the Indonesian island resort of Lobok, killing 82 people.

The earthquake took place at 6.46 local time and damaged 150 km (93 miles) buildings in Denpara, Bilal.

A BNB spokesman for the Indonesian disaster relief firm confirmed Monday that the number of deaths reached 91 people and said 209 people were seriously injured.

Earlier this morning, authorities confirmed that at least 82 people were killed. As the search and rescue teams swept the area, officials said that this figure could continue to grow.

According to Guardian, all of them confirmed in the earthquake are Indonesia. Residences and other buildings have been widespread.

This incident has already killed 16 people since an earthquake. This event was on 18 km (11 miles) of the north west of the Eastern Lobok.

After the earthquake Indonesia's meteorological conditions, Klemology and Geophysics Agency issued a tsunami alert, but later warned about 8:30 local warnings.

Indonesia's destruction agency spokeswoman Sutopropo Purda Nigroho says basic focus is now the search and rescue operation and has been meeting for the victims of basic needs.

He said immediate urgent needs are medical personnel, clean water, food, blankets, mats, tents, fast foods, trauma services and primary needs. "

The Indonesian Airlines rules Monday morning and sent three planes to Lobok with soldiers, medical staff, drugs and food items.

Indonesian President Joko Vododo wrote on Twitter that emphasis on the community to be calm and said that "brothers are not alone alone, face the freedom".

Peter Detant, Australia's home affairs minister, who is in Lobok for the counter-terrorism meeting, told Fairfax Media that the earthquake was "powerful enough to put on our floor".

Dutton said, "We were the 12th angels, the light was shining and we were able to get out." "I think we were very lucky at the end."