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Pacific Ring of Fire rattled as strong earthquakes strike Japan, the Philippines and Nicaragua

Strong earthquakes strike the Philippines, part of the Pacific Ring of Fire

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📍 How it ended

A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck the Philippines, specifically impacting Mindanao and the Sarangani area. The disaster left 81 people dead and 31 missing.

Follow-up reports noted moderate earthquakes in Davao and Mindanao on June 27.

Epilogue added 36d ago, after coverage quieted.

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The brief

A series of strong earthquakes has struck the Philippines, with multiple reports of a 6.5-magnitude earthquake hitting off the coast of the country. The coverage emphasizes the impact of the earthquakes, with reports of a rising death toll and widespread shaking.

Outlets such as NDTV, SunStar Publishing Inc., Inquirer.net, and GMA Network are covering the story. What to watch next: the aftermath of the earthquakes, including any potential damage or casualties, and the response of local authorities.

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Where did the earthquake occur?

The earthquake occurred off the coast of the Philippines, specifically near Balut Island, Sarangani, Davao Occidental

What was the magnitude of the earthquake?

The magnitude of the earthquake was 6.5, according to multiple sources

What is the reported death toll?

The death toll from the Sarangani earthquake has risen to 81, according to SunStar Publishing Inc.

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