In Indonesia, 98 people have died in a 6.9 magnitude earthquake which hit the tourist island of Lombok. More than 200 were also injured and hundreds of tourists are stranded.
Rescue efforts have moved 2,700 tourists to safer Islands and now that the sea has risen with the tides, nine large cruise ships are on their way.
Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, the head of Indonesia’s disaster management department, said the Lombok’s airport is now open around the clock to get people off the Island.
