West Java governor and West Nusa Tenggara police standing in a field next to a closed public hospital while the building windows rattle during an earthquake in Lombok, Indonesia August 9, 2018 in this still image taken from a video obtained from social media. INSTAGRAM @DJOKORUDY/via REUTERS
PEMENANG, Indonesia (Reuters) - A magnitude 6.2 aftershock rocked Indonesia's Lombok on Thursday, sparking fresh panic on the tropical tourist island as the official death toll from a powerful earthquake four days earlier almost doubled to 259.
Reuters witnesses reporting on the aftermath of Sunday's quake in the north of the island said buildings and walls that had already been weakened collapsed, and people ran out onto roads even as rocks tumbled down from hillsides.
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