People stand outside a shopping mall following an earthquake in Jakarta, Indonesia. Photo / AP
Indonesian authorities say one person has died of a heart attack and more than 100 houses are damaged after a 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit off Java island, swaying buildings as far away as the capital.
The U.S. Geological Survey says Friday night's quake was centred 151km from Banten province off
the island's southwest coast.
The National Disaster Mitigation Agency said Saturday that a woman died of a heart attack while fleeing to safety in Pecangsari, the village closest to the epicenter. Four people have been injured.
The agency says at least 113 houses and buildings were damaged and about 1,050 people fled to temporary shelters.
TV footage showed several houses and buildings in Banten and West Java provinces, including a sport stadium and hospitals, suffered minor damage.
