A strong measuring 6.0 on the Richter scale jolted Indonesia's central Sulawesi province on Wednesday, causing electricity went out in the area. Head of Indonesian Crisis Control Department at the Health Ministry Rustam Pakaya said that the temblor was mostly felt on Toli Toli regency in the province. No victim was reported from the earthquake that took place at 01:51 a.m. local time on Wednesday early morning. He said that the quake centered at 27 km northwest of Toli Toli at a depth of 12 km. Indonesia is located on the Pacific 'ring of fire' that makes it prone from earthquake. 