Indonesia Rocked by Two Separate Earthquakes in Papua and Aceh

No immediate reports of serious damage or casualties; authorities warn of possible aftershocks.

Two separate earthquakes hit Indonesia's Papua and Aceh regions, with magnitudes of 6.5 and 5.9 respectively.
No immediate reports of serious damage or casualties from either earthquake.
Both regions are warned of possible aftershocks, although no tsunami threat is reported.
Indonesia, located on the 'Ring of Fire', frequently experiences earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
Previous earthquakes in Indonesia have resulted in significant casualties, including a 5.6 magnitude quake in November that killed at least 331 people.