According to a report by the German Geoscience Research Center, at 13:24 local time on October 25, a 6.1 magnitude earthquake occurred in the waters off the South Pacific island nation of Vanuatu. The epicenter was at 14.92 degrees south latitude, 167.28 degrees east longitude, and the depth of the earthquake was 141 kilometers. Also, according to the US Geological Survey Seismic Information Network, at 13:24 on the 25th, a 6.2 magnitude earthquake occurred 21 km east of Port Orly in Vanuatu. The depth of the earthquake was about 136 kilometers. Vanuatu is located in the Pacific Rim volcanic seismic zone. Earthquakes occur frequently due to crustal plates colliding with each other.

According to a report by the German Geoscience Research Center, at 13:24 local time on October 25, a 6.1 magnitude earthquake occurred in the waters off the South Pacific island nation of Vanuatu. The epicenter was at 14.92 degrees south latitude, 167.28 degrees east longitude, and the depth of the earthquake was 141 kilometers. Also, according to the US Geological Survey Seismic Information Network, at 13:24 on the 25th, a 6.2 magnitude earthquake occurred 21 km east of Port Orly in Vanuatu. The depth of the earthquake was about 136 kilometers. Vanuatu is located in the Pacific Rim volcanic seismic zone. Earthquakes occur frequently due to crustal plates colliding with each other.