On January 15 at 2:18 am, West Sulawesi, Indonesia was struck by a magnitude 6.2 earthquake. At least 10 people died and hundreds of people were injured. The local meteorological bureau issued alerts on aftershocks and possible tsunami waves.

Many infrastructures including houses, hotels, government buildings, health centers, and malls were damaged and landslides, closed roads and bridges, and power outages were reported. A-PAD and A-PAD Indonesia are gathering information on damages.