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Disaster Response: A deadly 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck off Flores in East Nusa Tenggara, killing at least 47 people with dozens injured as rescuers race through rubble and landslides block access; a tsunami warning was issued then lifted after monitoring, though small waves were reported and aftershocks continue. Aftershock Watch: Indonesia was hit hours later by a 6.4 quake in North Sumatra, with no tsunami threat reported, adding to public anxiety and complicating emergency work. Aid & Evacuation: About 2,000 residents evacuated to safer ground; BNPB says damage includes homes, schools, health facilities, places of worship, and key offices, while helicopters and a rescue vessel are being deployed and aid packages are being sent. Energy Policy: President Prabowo says Indonesia will add 30 GW of solar power and phase out 13 GW of diesel-fired plants in 2026, aiming to cut fuel imports and boost electricity access for remote islands. Tech & Safety: Google is tightening Android app installation rules via mandatory developer verification on certified devices, targeting scam-prone sideloading practices.

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Indonesia earthquake: 51 killed, power outages hit 20 petrol stations; thousands evacuate after 7.7-magnitude quake

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Indonesia’s magnitude 7.7 quake kills at least 51, displaces thousands

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