A light magnitude 3.3 earthquake struck 65 km south of Yogyakarta in the Indian Ocean on Wednesday, Nov 4, at 09:31 am local time (GMT +7), per Volcanodiscovery.
The quake was felt in the region but caused no significant damage or injuries, according to local reports from the Indonesian Meteorological, Climatological and Geophysical Agency.
Hotel and restaurant industry groups in Indonesia are monitoring the situation, as recent seismic activity may affect tourism operations, PHRI notes.
No tsunami warnings were issued following the event, as the quake's depth and location were deemed insufficient to generate significant sea waves.