Sumatra hit by double quakes

June 14, 2011 17:11

Two moderate-intensity earthquakes hit Indoesia's Sumatra this morning, the tremors of which were also felt in several Malaysian states, the
Malaysian Meteorological Department.

The first 5.5-magnitude quake hit Sumatra early today at 8:08 AM (local time)and the second 5.6-magnitude one hit the island state three hours later at 11:01 PM (local time).

However, there was no tsunami threat or reports about casualties.

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