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Watch: Scenes of destruction after 5.6 magnitude earthquake strikes Java, Indonesia

The earthquake struck Cianjur town in West Java, leaving more than 40 people dead and hundreds injured, BBC reported.

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Nov 21, 2022 · 05:00 pm
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Strong 5.6 magnitude earthquake in western Java, Indonesia. In addition to landslides and collapsed buildings, nearly 20 people died, 300 injured.https://t.co/FojnRvkDM1#Indonesia #Java #Earthquake pic.twitter.com/iUWP7YmY3i

— QuickUpdates (@BIGBNOW) November 21, 2022

#GempaCianjur #GempaCianjur #GempaCianjur #GempaCianjur 5.6 magnitude Earthquake left 46 dead and over 700 injured. Heartbreaking, Devestating visuals#Indonesia #Earthquake #إندونيسي#Cianjur #WestJava #gempabumi #GempaCianjur #Gempa #PrayForCianjur pic.twitter.com/ulZ2Mc2gpW

— Voice Bengali 🇧🇩❤️🇵🇸 (@VoiceBengali71) November 21, 2022

#earthquake in #Cianjur of #Indonesia
5.6 magnitude Earthquake left 30 dead and over 300 injured. Heartbreaking and Devestating visuals from #Indonesia Pray for Cianjur people. pic.twitter.com/T6lZ77no3x

— Govind awasthi (@im_awasthiGo) November 21, 2022

Earthquake of 5.6 magnitude rattled Indonesia's Java island, At least 44 feared dead & over 300 injured#Indonesia #Earthquake #java #WestJava #ViralVideo #Cianjur
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— Top Disaster (@Top_Disaster) November 21, 2022

A 5.6-magnitude #earthquake hit Cianjur, West Java (November 21, 2022).#Indonesia🇮🇩#Earthquake #Cianjur #Java#WestJava #Indonesia
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