AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEarthquake Disaster (Flores/NTT): A powerful 7.7-magnitude quake struck off Flores Island early Saturday, triggering a tsunami warning that was later lifted after monitoring showed no major sea-level rise. Casualties climbed to 38 dead with dozens injured as rescuers combed collapsed homes and rubble; about 2,000 people evacuated to safer ground, while landslides blocked access to the hardest-hit areas near the epicentre. Consular Updates (Malaysians): Malaysia’s embassy in Jakarta said no Malaysians were reported affected, after contacting registered residents and tourists in the region. Emergency Response: Indonesia’s disaster agency deployed helicopters and logistics, and EU leaders offered satellite support via Copernicus. Travel Safety Note: Authorities urged people to avoid beaches and coastal areas during the alert period, and to stay clear of damaged buildings due to aftershocks. Tourism Push (Australia): Separately, Indonesia’s tourism ministry is promoting travel beyond Bali to attract more Australian visitors, with a “Go Beyond Ordinary” campaign in Sydney and Melbourne. Aviation/Travel (Busiest A350-900): A schedule roundup highlighted the Singapore–Hong Kong route as one of the busiest for the Airbus A350-900 in 2026.
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