Collapsed car showroom in Sumatra devastated by M8.4 earthquake

PADANG, Indonesia - The showroom of a Hyundai car dealer in Padang, Indonesia collapsed after a massive earthquake with a magnitude of 8.4 on Sept. 12 hit the southern part of Indonesia's Sumatra Province, killed at least two people, injured at least nine, shook buildings as far away as Jakarta and Singapore and triggered widespread panic across much of Sumatra and Java. The photo was taken Sept. 13.

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