Symbol copyright Getty Images Symbol caption The Green-domed mosque in North Lombok has now been lowered to rubble
Rescue staff are searching the ruins of a mosque in Lombok, Indonesia, where it’s feared people were trapped through Sunday’s deadly earthquake.
The 6.9 importance quake is now known to have killed nearly ONE HUNDRED other folks and left no less than 20,000 other people homeless.
The mosque is one among thousands of homes in North Lombok that have been broken.
Two have already been rescued from the rubble, in keeping with the nationwide seek and rescue agency.
The spokesman for the National Crisis Mitigation Agency shared footage of one guy being brought out from below the collapsed development.
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Symbol copyright Getty Photographs Image caption Rescuers look beneath the ruins of the flattened mosque
Neighbouring Bali and the Gili Islands have also been badly affected. Lots of people, mostly vacationers, were evacuated from the islands.
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President Joko Widodo has recommended the rapid evacuation of casualties, calling for more flights to be sent to the affected areas.
The earthquake on Sunday used to be of significance 6.9, in line with the u.s. Geological Survey.
It struck at 19:FORTY SIX native time (ELEVEN:46 GMT) at a reasonably shallow depth of 31km (19 miles).
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There were more than 130 aftershocks because the quake hit.
Lombok is a more or less FOUR,500 sq km (1,700 sq miles) island east of the slightly higher island of Bali.
Indonesia is at risk of earthquakes as it lies at the Ring of fire – the line of frequent quakes and volcanic eruptions that circles just about all of the Pacific rim.
More than 1/2 the world’s lively volcanoes above sea degree are a part of the hoop.
