Earthquake Magnitude 3.7 Shake Mamasa Sulbar

Kolom Nasional. An earthquake with magnitude (M) 3.7 rocked Mamasa, West Sulawesi. The epicenter was on land around Tabang District.

The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) said the earthquake occurred at 07.13 WIB on Thursday (12/20/2018). The earthquake coordinates are at 2.93 South Latitude (LS) and 119.50 East Longitude (BT).

The epicenter was 8 kilometers in Tabang District, Mamasa. The earthquake has a depth of 10 kilometers.

There have been no further reports regarding the earthquake. The earthquake had no tsunami potential.

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