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02:32Buildings swaying, people struggling to stand, and a 6.1 magnitude earthquake rolling through the Philippines felt across an entire
02:42region.
02:43Monday afternoon, eastern Samar province in the Philippines, a 6.1 magnitude quake strikes without warning.
02:52The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, PHIVOLCS, confirmed the epicenter was approximately 9 kilometers northwest of San Julian in
03:04eastern Samar.
03:05Shallow depth, just 10 kilometers underground.
03:09And that depth matters.
03:11The shallower the quake, the less earth absorbs the energy before it reaches the surface, which is exactly why residents
03:18across a massive area felt this one hard.
03:22Intensity 5.
03:24Intensity 5, classified as strong, was recorded in Canavid and Dulac.
03:28At that level, standing upright becomes genuinely difficult, poorly built structures take damage, and the shaking isn't something you sleep
03:37through.
03:37Here's the scale of this.
03:40Cebu City residents felt it too.
03:42Cebu City is not next door.
03:45People there described buildings swaying, that unsettling few seconds where you're not sure if it's going to get worse.
03:51Many grabbed their phones immediately.
03:54Social media lit up with people sharing their experiences, most expressing relief that the shaking didn't intensify further.
04:02Three aftershocks have already been recorded since the main event.
04:08PHIVOLCS has warned there could be more.
04:11Two questions everyone asks after a quake this size.
04:15Tsunami and casualties.
04:17On both counts, so far, good news.
04:19Because the earthquake struck inland, authorities confirmed there is no tsunami threat, and as of the latest reports, no casualties
04:28have been confirmed.
04:29Local officials in Region 8, Eastern Visayas, have emergency response teams on standby, and damage assessments are actively underway.
04:38The Philippines sits directly on the Pacific Ring of Fire, the most seismically active zone on the planet.
04:45The country is at the convergence of multiple tectonic plates, and it records thousands of earthquakes every single year.
04:52Most are minor, some are not.
04:55And every significant event is a reminder that for millions of Filipinos, earthquakes aren't a rare disaster, they're a fact
05:02of life.
05:02No tsunami, no confirmed casualties, but assessments are ongoing, and aftershocks are expected.
05:15They're a natural, so they had exploded.
05:19That's what happened.
05:20No tsunami is helemaal close.
05:21Guys, it's so sense for touched.
05:24It's really feet wet.
05:29It's so gross.
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