Earthquake struck Sulawesi, Indonesia

JAKARTA, Indonesia - A powerful earthquake rocked parts of Indonesia’s Sulawesi Island on Monday, damaging houses and triggering widespread — but unfounded — fears of another tsunami in a country still traumatized by last month’s disaster. One person was killed and another injured, police said.

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