An undersea earthquake jolted part of eastern Indonesia on Sunday.
There were no immediate reports of deaths or major damage, reports AP.
The US Geological Survey said the 5.7-magnitude quake struck about 158 kilometers off Laikit village in North Sulawesi province.
It said the quake was centered about 30 kilometers beneath the sea.
The Indonesian Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysical Agency, which put the quake at a 5.9 magnitude and 10 kilometers in depth, said the temblor was unlikely to trigger a tsunami.
Earlier in February, a magnitude 6.2 earthquake killed at least 25 people and injured more than 460 in West Sumatra province.
In January last year, the same magnitude earthquake also killed more than 100 people and injured nearly 6,500 in West Sulawesi.
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