Buildings damaged as M5.7 quake hits Indonesia's Bali

A magnitude 5.7 undersea earthquake struck the Indonesian islands of Java and Bali on Tuesday, sending tourists into a panic, and damaging dozens of temples and other buildings, according to Indonesian authorities.The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake occurred at 8:18 a.m. off the southern part of the resort island of Bali at a depth of 91.6 kilometers, around 910 km east of Jakarta.The earthquake sent tourists in Bali into a panic with many seen running out of their hotels. There was also panic in parts of eastern Java Island. Some hospitals were evacuated to ensure patient safety.Some…READ FULL ARTICLE