Magnitude-6.4 Earthquake Strikes Java Island, Indonesia

No casualties reported following the tremor, but authorities issue warnings for possible aftershocks.

A magnitude-6.4 earthquake hit off the coast of Java Island, Indonesia, causing minor damage but no reported casualties.
The earthquake was felt across Java, including in the capital, Jakarta, and the major city of Surabaya.
Local authorities have not issued a tsunami warning but caution residents about the possibility of aftershocks.
Indonesia's location on the Pacific 'Ring of Fire' makes it prone to frequent seismic activities, including earthquakes and tsunamis.
Historical context: Previous significant earthquakes in Indonesia have led to high casualty rates, highlighting the region's vulnerability.