A magnitude 3.8 earthquake struck Victoria's southwest coast on Sunday afternoon, Geoscience Australia reported. The tremor occurred at a depth of 10 kilometers near Port Campbell, a town located along the Great Ocean Road.
More than 100 individuals reported feeling the earthquake. Reports of the tremor came from areas including Ballarat, Melbourne, and Geelong, as well as coastal towns like Apollo Bay and Phillip Island. One resident near Carlisle River described feeling a "little rumble."
The Victoria State Emergency Service (SES) stated that no calls for assistance were received following the quake. The Great Ocean Road is a renowned tourist route in Australia.
