Magnitude 6.5 Earthquake Strikes Papua New Guinea Without Tsunami Threat

The earthquake occurred early Monday with no reports of damage or tsunami alerts, highlighting the region's resilience to seismic events.

A 6.5 magnitude earthquake hit Papua New Guinea early Monday, centered 110 kilometers southeast of Kimbe.
No tsunami threat was issued following the earthquake, according to the Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre and the U.S. Tsunami Warning System.
There have been no immediate reports of damage in the affected area.
The earthquake occurred at a depth of approximately 68 kilometers.
Papua New Guinea is part of the Pacific 'Ring of Fire', known for frequent seismic activities.