Earthquake in Lombok, Indonesia – several deaths

At least 10 people died after an earthquake on the island of Lombok in Indonesia, says the AP.

The earthquake was measured at 6.4 on the Richter scale. She woke up the whole room trembling and people were screaming, says Swedish Adrianna Pavlica.

The earthquake shook Lombok at 00:47 Swedish time.

At least 10 people were killed and 20 were injured. The numbers are expected to increase, said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, spokesman for the Indonesian Disaster Authority

The quake lasted for about ten seconds, followed by two powerful aftershocks and less 60 tremors lower, reports AP. Epicenter was located about five miles northeast of the largest town of Lombok Mataram and seven kilometers deep, according to the USGS, the geological authority of the USGS. Independent journalist Adrianna Pavlica, 30, from Gothenburg, was sleeping in an inn on the island of Gili Trawangan, off the northwest coast of Lombok

– I woke up and told myself that the bed swayed and pulled. the earplugs. Then I heard a mullrade that I had never heard before. The whole room shook and people shouted, both in my dorm and other dorms, she said.

Many guests rushed out into the street and then came a reply.

– People asked the staff what had happened. They were afraid and seemed trapped.

The port of Gili Trawangan was soon crowded with tourists trying to catch a boat and get out of the island.

– Some were really scared and panicked because it's hard to leave here, Adrianna Pavlica says.

Adrianna Pavlica took a boat and returned to Lombok. She, like many others, has tried to get up in the mountains for fear that a tsunami will sweep the island. But he was told that there was a risk of racial and volcanic eruptions and they returned to Lombok.

– Locals worry that the volcano is waking up,

UD is experiencing the event

The Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has no information

– We know about the incident and are collecting information from local authorities, "Timothy Prellwitz told the UD press service

According to Indonesian authorities, no tsunami warnings have been reported published