VIDEO SHOWS: HIKERS RUNNING OVER LARGE CRACKS IN GROUND, PEOPLE FLEEING HOTEL IN LOMBOK, HIKERS WALKING AROUND LAKE AS DUST FROM LANDSLIDES APPROACHES, HIKERS WALKING DOWN MOUNTAIN AS RUBBLE AND DUST FALL AROUND THEM RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT.

SHOWS: LOMBOK, INDONESIA (JULY 29, 2018) (SAPTALIP - NO RESALE / MUST ON SCREEN COURTESY "SAPTALIP") 1.

LARGE CRACKS ON TRAIL AS HIKERS FLEE LOMBOK, INDONESIA (JULY 29, 2018) (MUHAMMAD NURDIN - NO RESALE / MUST ON SCREEN COURTESY "MUHAMMAD NURDIN") 2.

EXTERIOR OF HOTEL AS RESIDENTS AND EMPLOYEES FLEE 3.

PEOPLE'S BAGS ON FLOOR AND FEET RUNNING LOMBOK, INDONESIA (JULY 29, 2018) (ORIGINALLY SHOT IN PORTRAIT) (TREK MANIA THAILAND - NO RESALE / MUST ON SCREEN COURTESY "TREK MANIA THAILAND") 4.

TREKKERS WALKING AROUND LAKE DANAU SEGARA ANAK LOOKING OVER MOUNT RINJANI AS DUST APPROACHES FROM LANDSLIDES ON MOUNT RINJANI 5.

VARIOUS OF DUST FROM LANDSLIDES APPROACHING AND ENVELOPING HIKERS LOMBOK, INDONESIA (JULY 29, 2018) (ORIGINALLY SHOT IN PORTRAIT) (T.

CHANDRASEKAR, SUHAS YADAV, DIKSHITH YADAV - NO RESALE / PART MUST ON SCREEN COURTESY "T.

CHANDRASEKAR, SUHAS YADAV, DIKSHITH YADAV") 6.

HIKERS WALKING DOWN MOUNTAIN AFTER QUAKE HAPPENED 7.

VARIOUS OF DUST STIRRED UP FROM LANDSLIDES SURROUNDING HIKERS ON MOUNTAIN TRAIL STORY: Footage filmed by hikers on and near Mount Rinjani on Indonesia's tourist island of Lombok show them fleeing the area following a powerful earthquake of magnitude 6.4 on Sunday (July 29).

The videos obtained by Reuters show tourists fleeing their hotel, running over cracks in the ground and landslides sending clouds of dust into the air.

A series of videos also shows a long stream of hikers descending the volcanic mountain as gravel slipped away from below their feet and dust clouded their view.

Officials said the death toll from Sunday's earthquake, which was centred on the northern part of Lombok, stood at 16.

More than 335 people were injured, many by collapsing buildings.

The quake struck on Sunday at a shallow depth of 4.35 miles (7 km) which amplified its effect.

Officials said 280 aftershocks followed the initial quake.

Earthquakes are common in Indonesia, which is located on the seismically active "Ring of Fire" on the rim of the Pacific Ocean.