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15 August 2026

Earthquake survivors 'still on alert' after dozens killed in Indonesia

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Source reporting: abc.net.au

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Earthquake survivors 'still on alert' after dozens killed in Indonesia

Rescue teams are combing the rubble of buildings for survivors after the magnitude-7. 7 earthquake struck eastern Indonesia.

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