A 5.7 -magnitude earthquake hit the coast of Indonesia

The US Geological Survey announced a 5.7 -magnitude earthquake on the Richter scale off the coast of Indonesia, at dawn today.

According to the authority, the earthquake occurred 148 km southwest of the Indonesian city of Fakfak, at a line of 3,373 degrees in the south and a length line of 131,034 degrees east and at a depth of 10 km.

There have been yet immediate reports of damage or human losses due to the earthquake.

Indonesia is located in the Pacific Fire belt, a region that is witnessing a high earthquake and volcanic activity, which makes it vulnerable to earthquakes and earthquakes frequently.