According to CNBC, at least 20 people died after a magnitude 7.7 earthquake and dozens of aftershocks struck off eastern Indonesia on Saturday, with tsunami waves of less than 1 meter recorded in several areas before the warning was lifted about three hours later. Rescuers in the port town of Maumere found 20 dead, six injured and two people trapped under rubble, while authorities said about 2,000 residents evacuated in Nagekeo and damage was reported to houses, warehouses and government facilities. East Nusa Tenggara Governor Emanuel Melkiades Laka Lena said at least five people died from collapsing rubble as they slept, while the national disaster mitigation agency said it was still gathering data. Indonesian geophysics agency BMKG said the first quake hit at 4:58 a.m. at a depth of 15 km, followed by several aftershocks.