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Magnitude 6.5 earthquake strikes off southern Philippines near site of June 8 major quake

A powerful earthquake has struck the waters off the southern Philippines near the site of a previous major quake on June 8.

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The brief

A significant earthquake has occurred off the coast of the southern Philippines. Reports on the magnitude vary, with NDTV and FOX Weather citing a 6.5 magnitude event, while the Malay Mail reports a 6.7 magnitude quake in Sarangani waters according to the USGS. Qazinform reported a magnitude 5.3 earthquake in the region.

Coverage from NDTV emphasizes that there is no tsunami alert following the event. Devdiscourse highlights the resilience of Mindanao as it faces repeated seismic activity. The event is noted for occurring near the location of a major earthquake that took place on June 8.

Further updates will likely focus on the continued occurrence of aftershocks in Mindanao and any potential damage resulting from the varying magnitudes reported.

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What was the magnitude of the earthquake?

Reports vary by source: NDTV and FOX Weather report a 6.5 magnitude, Malay Mail reports 6.7 via the USGS, and Qazinform reports a magnitude 5.3.

Was there a tsunami warning?

According to NDTV, there was no tsunami alert.

Where specifically did the earthquake occur?

The earthquake struck off the southern Philippines, with the Malay Mail specifying the Sarangani waters.

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