
Melbourne residents are being warned of potential aftershocks after a strong earthquake hit the city on Sunday night.
The 4.0-magnitude earthquake hit at 11:40pm on Sunday near Sunbury in Melbourne’s northwest and was reported to have a depth of 3km.
While no one was harmed during the initial quake, Victoria’s State Emergency Service (SES) has warned that potential aftershocks could occur.
In case you’re wondering, the best thing to do is drop to the ground, take cover under a table or piece of furniture, and hold on until the shaking stops.