Arcadiadaily – Tremor Hits Aceh early Monday morning, September 15, 2025, as a 3.4-magnitude earthquake struck the Gayo Lues district. According to the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG), the quake occurred at precisely 07:02:15 WIB. The epicenter was pinpointed at 4.09° North Latitude and 97.47° East Longitude. Approximately 17 kilometers northeast of Gayo Lues, with a shallow depth of 10 kilometers beneath the earth’s surface.
BMKG’s preliminary report emphasized that this was a minor earthquake. And due to its relatively low magnitude, it is unlikely to cause significant structural damage. However, residents in nearby areas may have felt light vibrations, particularly those in closer proximity to the epicenter. The agency highlighted that information in its early release prioritizes speed and may be refined as additional seismic data becomes available.
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Tremor Hits Aceh has once again reminded residents of the region’s seismic vulnerability. While no casualties or property damage have been reported, the quake triggered cautious concern among communities in Gayo Lues. Many residents shared their experiences on social media, describing a brief but noticeable jolt.
Aceh lies within the Pacific “Ring of Fire,” a zone prone to frequent tectonic movements and volcanic activity. For this reason, local authorities continue to urge residents to stay prepared for seismic events, regardless of magnitude. Safety measures include identifying safe spots in homes, preparing emergency kits, and following official guidance from disaster response teams. Past experiences in Aceh have shown how even smaller quakes can unsettle communities still mindful of the region’s seismic history.
BMKG is closely monitoring Tremor Hits Aceh and has confirmed that no tsunami warning was issued after the incident. The relatively shallow depth of 10 kilometers made the tremor felt locally but posed no broader threats to coastal areas.
Authorities continue to reassure the public that ongoing seismic monitoring will provide timely updates should any aftershocks occur. While daily life in Gayo Lues has largely returned to normal, officials encourage residents to remain alert and to rely solely on official BMKG channels for accurate information. This minor earthquake serves as both a reminder of Aceh’s position in a tectonically active zone and the importance of continuous preparedness.
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This report is based on an article published by iNews.id titled “Gempa Terkini Magnitudo 3,4 Guncang Gayo Lues Aceh Pagi Ini”. It provides official data from BMKG (the Indonesian Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency), including the quake’s magnitude, time, coordinates, and depth.
Writer By: Sarah Azhari | Editor By: Randa Saragi
