No aftershock expected in Sabah following strong earthquake in Kalimantan


KUALA LUMPUR: No aftershocks are expected for now, following the magnitude 6.2 earthquake, which struck Kalimantan, Indonesia early this Monday morning, says the Malaysian Meteorological Department.

Director-general Datuk Che Gayah Ismail said normally, aftershocks would be triggered following a major earthquake, such as the one, which occurred at 2.47am.

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