A 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck North Vanuatu on Monday, followed by strong aftershocks. The quakes occurred in the Coral Sea, about 136 kilometers southwest of Tegua Island, with no reported damage. Tsunami warnings were issued. The events were reported by ABC News & Headlines, The Canberra Times, and 7NEWS.
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