Earthquake threatens the Pacific

Earthquake recently hit the region frequently in all parts of the world. Finally, SR 5.8 magnitude earthquake shook the area near the Solomon Islands of New Caledonia in the Pacific waters.
"Earthquake was too small and far away from population centers to cause damage or a tsunami," said Seismologist Australia, Phil Cummins as reported by AFP on Monday (11/10/2009).
Previously, the first magnitude 5.6 earthquake occurred at SR 02.12 local time in Loganville, Vanuatu with a depth of 10 Km. 90 Minutes later, an earthquake measuring 5.8 SR followed.
Some days, Asia-Pacific region frequently rocked by earthquakes. Including the magnitude 8.0 earthquake that shook the island of SR Samoa late last month that triggered the tsunami.
Government of New Caledonia itself evacuation local residents on October 8 and then after an earthquake measuring 7.8 on the SR southern Pacific waters. At that time, local governments could provide tsunami warnings.